Where is the main fuse panel or how is it identifiable? it has 5 different boxes and tells you to check fuse f6 in the main fuse panel. But where is fuse f6 it might be a relay? the hydra boost

1999 3.8l Ford Mustang fuse box diagram

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1999 3.8l Ford Mustang fuse box diagram. The 1999 3.8l Ford Mustang has 2 different fuse boxes: Passenger compartment fuse panel diagram.

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1999 4.6l Ford Mustang fuse box diagram. The 1999 4.6l Ford Mustang has 2 different fuse boxes: Passenger compartment fuse panel diagram.

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Dec 5, 2016 - Dec 5, 2016 - These Mustang fuse diagram are for a 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 Ford Mustang under the hood in the engine bay, .

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owners manual will tell you what NUMBER fuse

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I believe the connections to the main fuse are bolted to the fuse itself. you may have to lift the fusebox to get to the bolts.

There are two locations that contain fuses and relays on this car. This is from the owners manual.

1. The passenger compartment fuse

panel.

It is located on the driver's side

under the instrument panel.

2. The power distribution box

It is located on the driver's side of the engine

compartment.

They contain the main fuses and

the main relays. The circuits

protected are identified by

numbers on the passenger

compartment fuse panel and inside

the cover on the power distribution
box

Hi Jose:
Accordting with the 2001 Ford Ranger Owners Manual, you have several fuse locations...

Passenger compartment fuse panel: The fuse panel is located on the left hand side of the instrument panel facing the drivers side door.




Power distribution box: the power distribution box is located in the engine compartment. The power distribution box contains high current fuses that protect your vehicles main electrical systems from overloads.




If you need details about each fuse description, I suggest to look the right Owners Manual.

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Locate the fuse panel just to the left of your steering wheel, facing the driver's side door.

2 Open the panel by pulling the cover outward. Look at the fuse listing on the inside panel of the fuse box to identify the location of the fuse you wish to replace. The location and amperage of each fuse varies slightly between all Ford Explorer models, so it's important to check the corresponding number listed on the inside fuse panel.

3 Use the fuse puller in the fuse box and carefully remove the fuse for the electrical malfunction you're experiencing. Examine the fuse to see if it's blown, represented by a burned-out wire. Compare it to another fuse that works if you're are unsure.

4 Discard the blown fuse and replace it with one of the same amperage. The amperage for each fuse is listed on the inside cover of the fuse box.

5 Replace the fuse puller and cover the fuse box. Start your Ford Explorer and check to see that the electrical issue is resolved.

try looking in black fuse box under the hood, usually on drivers side. lift cover off and also flip cover of box over for fuel pump relay location, also check main fuse for ecm while you're there. hope this helps and thank you for choosing fixya.com

check the main fuse box under the hood and your owners manuel will tell you where each fuse is and what it controls. It will also tell you what amp. to use. Make sure you checked your other fuse panel located on the side drivers panel.

your fuse box should be under your driver side dash... near the floor on the panel it should tell you what fuses are what if not check you owners manual. and depending on which fuses you are talking about there is also one located under you hood but they are rather large fuses nothing that should ever really need to be fixed.

There are two fusebox diagrams, one is your main fuse box.

- Main Fuse Box - Pop you're hood and it will be on the left, it will have different labeled squares with amperages on it.

- Panel Fuse Box - It's on the driver side to the left of the break pedal. I'd invest in a manual I can't tell you which is which.