power locks fuse?
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From: Birmingham al
power locks fuse?
1992 FORD AEROSTAR V6 3.0
ok when i came home i hit the button and
all the liocks work.Next day they did not
my manual says i have a inline fuse but i
cant find it.
It post to be by fuse box
+ you might have to tell me what it looks like
I know what my inline fuse looks like on
my 77 dodge aspen but that old school
ok when i came home i hit the button and
all the liocks work.Next day they did not
my manual says i have a inline fuse but i
cant find it.
It post to be by fuse box
+ you might have to tell me what it looks like
I know what my inline fuse looks like on
my 77 dodge aspen but that old school
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Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Houston, TX
Your in-line fuse is in the driver's side cowl panel. This one is sortof a b*tch to take off because it also has the hood latch incorporated. Anyway, once you get the panel off, you will see four plugs attached to the sheet metal side by side. Starting from the door opening between the first and second plug and slightly below them there is an opening in the sheet metal. In this opening there will be a bracket that holds a smaller plug and the in-line fuse for your power door locks.
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Concordia, MO
I agree with Cookkd, that it is very difficult to find. It is not easily visible. An inspection mirror and a flashlight helps. Start at the fuse box, and follow the wire bundle going coming out of the rear fuse box. Mine was about 3-4 inches away from the fuse box, and it will be sticking out the side of the bundle.
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