What fuse works the engine fan on a 1987 Mercury Cougar xr7 and where is it located

Question edited for clarity, 'year make model' first, and it is XR7 not RX7 which would make it a Mazda?
Question moved to model category.

All in this link, electronic flasher, RHS.

https://www.justanswer.com/car/0kubq-1996-mercury-cougar-flasher-aren-t-working-fuses-bulbs-new.html

More here and videos.

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PCM

https://www.justanswer.com/mercury/4pxfd-cougar-how-replace-remove-pcm-1997-mercuery-cougar.html

ECU

https://www.cargurus.ca/Cars/Discussion-t7829_ds555855

https://www.google.com/search?q=1995+Mercury+Cougar+XR7+PCM+ECM+location

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First, if you would like to receive USEFUL information about your vehicle, (ESPECIALLY when you are asking about engine controls) it would be nice if you would mention WHICH ENGINE your vehicle is equipped with!

1995 Mercury Cougar XR7 was equipped with 3 different engines:
3.8L NON-SC VIN CODE [4]
3.8L SC VIN CODE [R]
4.6L V-8 VIN CODE [W]

The crank sensor for both of the 3.8L engines is located at the lower right FRONT of the engine.

The crank sensor for the 4.6L engine is located at the lower right REAR of the engine.

its not a fuse its a relay and it should be located on the side of the fan shroud

In the fuse panel (underhood), check the position 13FL, 20AMP for Fuel Pump...



Also, here can find the Mercury Cougar - Owners Manual for other details.

Hope helped (remember comment and rated this post).

theres usually two, one under the dash, and one under the hood

Check your local library for repair manuals...

Yes, it would be located in the fuse panel under the hood. If fuse panel is clean there should be a diagram with each properly identified. If only numbers refer to owners manual, the numbers will be identifed in that.

Check the cooling fan switch, if defective, it won't turn on cooling fan when needed.

The Constant Control Relay Module (CCRM) is in the right hand front of engine compartment, mounted to upper radiator support.