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There is not typically a fuse light, but rather a MIL (malfunction indicator light), SES(Service engine soon) light or Service vehicle soon light. Use a scanner to obtain the malfunction codes, and if none show, it is likely a body module light. Typically, these include Wheel Speed sensors in the hub.
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