1997 ford explorer uk model electrical
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1997 ford explorer uk model electrical
any of you guys out there could lend me a hand it would be greatly appreciated
i have just purchased an explorer and seem to be having a few electrical problems, firstly there was no manuals that came with it and i dont know where or what the fuses in the side of the dashboard are for in particular the radio has just packed up and i have checked the fuses and they seem to be ok. if anybody has a fuse layout drawing and could send me a draft i would be very grateful nickpage5@aol.com
also am i looking in the right place.
thanks in advance
Nick page
i have just purchased an explorer and seem to be having a few electrical problems, firstly there was no manuals that came with it and i dont know where or what the fuses in the side of the dashboard are for in particular the radio has just packed up and i have checked the fuses and they seem to be ok. if anybody has a fuse layout drawing and could send me a draft i would be very grateful nickpage5@aol.com
also am i looking in the right place.
thanks in advance
Nick page
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The wiring diagram in the "electrical & vacuum troubleshooting manual" (you can buy one of these manuals for about 30 bucks at www.helminc.com) shows fuse 20 & 29 in the interior fuse panel. If you have the premium sound system theres also an amplifier fuse in the power distribution box under the hood near the drivers side hood hinge. It's fuse 1 which is a 30 amp mini fuse.
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You can download an owners maual from here http://www.genuineflmservice.com/default.asp?page=E4
It will help you to know where the fuses, relays, etc. are but it will not have a detailed wiring diagram.
It will help you to know where the fuses, relays, etc. are but it will not have a detailed wiring diagram.
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