a key
Look for the box with the word key or legend
A map key is found on a map. It tells what certain symbols on the map mean. For example, the "star" on most maps means state/country capitals. It is in a small box.
key
A map key will have the meaning of the different symbols that are found on a map. So if there are tree symbols on the map the key may explain that these symbols mean there is a park in those locations.
I'm not sure about the location for your 300SD, but I have a 1979 450 SLC and the fuse box is located underneath the dash on the passenger's side -- to the right of where the passenger would place his feet. The fuse box diagram should be glued to the back of the door that opens to the fuse box.
a key
Map symbols are shown in a box called a legend.
Look for the box with the word key or legend
Look for the box with the word key or legend
The small shape, usually a box, that explains what different symbols on the rest of the map mean.
In the related links box below, I posted the information.
The symbols on a map are defined in a key. The key defines each symbol so one can properly read a map.
Graphics can't be shown on Answer.com. Two symbols can be used: one is a zigzag and the other is an narrow oblong box. Search the internet for drawings of schematic symbols.
For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section indicated below this answer box.
It's called a legend and can usually be found in a box at the bottom right of the map.
A map key is found on a map. It tells what certain symbols on the map mean. For example, the "star" on most maps means state/country capitals. It is in a small box.
Have a look on the cereal box, the weight is always shown.