Where is the fuse for the interior lights on a lincoln 2000 located.

I think this utilizes a relay.you can replace the relay instead of the whole control.turn signal emergency flasher realays

I would check the flasher relays.they can be replaced individually as to the whole unit

Look under your bed.

There is one fuse but it covers many of the interior lights. Not sure if your having problems with them all. This fuse covers the door courtyesy lights as well reading lamps, storage bin lamps, glove box and a few other. If this may be what you're looking for it is in the power distribution box located in the engine campartment. It will be in the number 31 position (see diagram below) and it is a 15 amp fuse. I hope this was what you are looking for and that it helped. Good luck.

Check your owners manual for your fuse panel, it will show you the location of the fuse panel, as well as the fuse location for the interior lamps. If the fuses seem ok, check your door switches, located near your door hinges on each door, they should be spring loaded, and mov in and out freely. It is very likely some dirt,or rust has locked one of the in the closed position, however if all the switches are funtioning properly, Check the interior dimmer switch, this controls your dash light brightness, as well as your interior lights. If you cant control the dash light brightness this is likely the culprit.

My boyfriend connected the battery up backwards and fried some wires. How do I know which wires are fried? And how much would a new fuse box be?

take the cover off the fuse box .. it may display the location of individual fuses on the cover inside as most do.

have u checked all the fuses?

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Go to this website and pick owner guide on left task bar.Input your vehicle info then pick get owner guide. Then pick owner guide 1st printing. Go to page 177 for the interior fuse panel located behind right front kick panel and the fuse you are looking for is fuse 32.

I have heard there is a door sensor relay that can cause this problem when it goes bad, however i have not been able to locate this relay.

What i did do to better the situation is pull fuse 31 (15amp) out of the fuse pannel under the driver side dash and this will disable all of the interior lights and nothing else. I know this does not fix anything but at least i dont get dead batterys anymore.