I have a 2004 Sonta and I need to know where the fuses are for my side mirrors what code do they use please help

Fuse 48 20A integrated power module under the hood

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Fuse,Switch or Control Knob,Mirror Motor or Module
if one applies

Don't know if you can control or check with a scanner
I would have to look at my software to see if ford offers that

First, make sure you do not have the mirror control switch in the "neutral" position. If it is, neither mirror will work. If the switch is in the correct position to operate each mirror and neither of them work, the next thing I would check would be the MIRRORS fuse (2 Amp) located in the Body Control Module Fuse Block under the right side of the dash near the blower motor. If the fuse is blown, you probably have one of your mirror circuits shorting to ground. In this case, I would replace the fuse and see if it blows again when I operate each mirror. If one side works and the fuse blows when trying to operate the other side, then you at least know which mirror circuit is shorted and you can diagnose accordingly. If the fuse blows immediately (without operating the switch), or if the fuse is not blown, then you most likely have a defective mirror control switch or a broken wire in the umbilical that goes between the body and the driver's door.

maybe the main fuse is busted,please get the owners manual to get s exact specifacation of fuse and determine thg side mirror and electric seat slot

Hi There,

You will find the second fuse box on the right hand side of the steering wheel (australian - left hand side if in america) located underneath the power "mirrors" button. Follow the side power "mirrors" button down until you reach a false wall, unfasten this. another word for this is the "fascia"

Hope this helps

Cheers Buckaroo,
Chris

Your fuse box will tell you if it is heated or not, on the right side under the hood, breaker box, heated mirror, the plastic cover inside the car behind the mirror pops off exposing a few bolts, it will drop the mirror, it is heavy, so don't let go. The wires have to be disconnected inside the door. Hope this helps.

On a 2.7L it is located above and to the right of the starter. You will have remove the starter heat shield to gain access to it.

I researched the maintenance manual. The fuse you need to replace is fuse 20 in the under dash fuse box. It controls side windows, washer motor, rear view dim function, and possible seat memory. There are a couple that link to the mirrors, but this is the one for this problem.

You must take off the inside door panels to access the mirror mounting points.