I need the location of the power lock fuse for my 2000 Ford Explorer AWD V8

it is in the manual but is not the same on all engines ever
no engine told just V8
4.0L and 5.0L v8 then. which one
no mater read the SM service manual



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do to any electrical work remove neg battery lug first
and not blow up expensive modules.
door locks dead
or door windows
or both.
?
just one door fails?
all flush checked.?
pull battery neg lug then put back the cut wire properly ,soldered and heat shrink tubing used,
then replace all blown fuses,and put back battery neg lug last?
this car uses a GEM module to direct all that, to windows
and you do not want to blow up any GEM, ok?
lets do fuse related.
F8 maxi fuse 30amp in battery junctionbox. boom
f10 same box same amps and same maxi fuse type.
fuse 10 also blows and all door locks dead too.

so when you short out wires things die
checking fuses is always first. or CB circuit breakers, none here CB.
,

boom

The fuse for the power windows also comtrols the power door locks and power seats so if you are not having problems with the locks and seats as well this is not you problem. Anyhow, the fuse that covers these funtions is lovated in the power distribution box located under the hood in the engine compartment. It will be in the number 10 position (see picture of fuse layout below) and should be a 30 amp "maxi" fuse light green in color. I hope this helps you and good luck.

Should be on the passenger side of the vehicle right behind the battery.

Check and see if you have locks that have to be turned on the front wheels, in the center of the hub to lock the front wheels into 4WD.

Best regards,

--W/D--

look at the front kick panel,the fuses are there.on the drivers side.

On your 1997 Ford Explorer, in the power distribution box in the
engine compartment, in location # 4 there is a 30 amp maxi-fuse for
the power windows, power moonroof, and power seat.
DISCONNECT YOUR NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE - PD BOX IS 'LIVE"
also in the fuse panel on the end of the dash, visible with driver's
door open there is a 7.5 amp fuse in location # 12 for the power
window relay, washer pump relay.

on my 1997 explorer the power window and door lock fuse is under the hood. fuse box driver side, passenger side of fuse box, 5th or 6th from front of vehicle. I now use fuses with LED in them so when they go out they light up bright red. easy to see even in full sunlight. cost about 3 dollars more but worth it. 30 Amp fuse.

if your vehicle lights are working all the fuses will be good. follow the cable from the towing socket on your vehicle , it will most likely go behind one of the rear lights to connect into your cars system,
check your tester where the cables join and you should find the problem. hope this helps.

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