My radio died. i need the location of the fuse 2008 mustang

'Reset' as in disconnect the battery for a couple of hours? No that will cause a whole heap of other issues. This explains

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Check all the fuses for radio and windows first.

2006 Ford Mustang fuse box diagram

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Type No. Description Fuse FMX/JCase 1 Not used Fuse FMX/JCase. 30A 2 Climate control blower Fuse FMX/JCase. 40A 3 Cooling fan View 58 more rows

Ford Mustang (2005-2009) fuses and relays

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PAGE 221 OF OWNERS MANUAL SHOWS LOCATION [UNDER HOOD]NUMBER 18 the following link is a copy of your owners manual
2008 Ford Escape Owner Guide 3rd Printing

speakers may be disconnected behind the radio pull it out and look at the back of the radio also check for broken wires on the connector on the outside of the radio and the inside from the electrical outlet on the radio it's also possible that you blew the fuse for the power amp part of the radio you must look at your owners manual for the fuse diagram and power distribution box if you don't have it go to search 2000 ford mustang owners manual to download it free from ford and you'll have what you need also check in the trunk for a broken/disconnected power amp plug if you had a lot of stuff shoved in there that might have become disconnected or broken did it always work and then happen or has it been out since you bought the car?

Check it but chances are you fried the radio. The fuse location is in the owner's manual if you don't have on you can access a pdf copy HERE

go to motorcraft.com, pro center, technical, owner manual

I may have one for $8. Let me know and I will look for it.

Look in the owners manual and find out which fuse is common to both,then find out where it is located.It may be in the panel under the hood,the manual will point you in the right direction.

There is a relay it's located in the fuse panel and yes there is a fuse read your owners manual or open the cover to the fuse panel inside the car and also there is a fuse box under the hood in the engine compartment and inside that lid it has a layout of the fuses and what they are.

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Go to this website and pick owner guide in left task bar.Then input vehicle info and pick get owner guide. Then pick owner guide 3rd printing and your fuse info will begin on page 192.

it is normally in the lid of the fuse box and in your owners manual but a dealership can also print you out one also you can get a 12 volt tester and locate the blown fuse that way