Numbered fuses
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Numbered fuses
I am selling a 1994 Ranger 2.3L and the fuse for the cigar lighter is blown. When I removed the cover for the fuse panel all the fuses are numbered and it says refer to owners manual. When I bought the truck it did not come with a owners manual so I have no idea which fuse controls the cigar lighter. Does anyone have a 94 ranger that the could look at the manual and tell me the fuse number so I dont have to pull them all??
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Wow, I guess I am not the only person with a 94 Ranger and no owners manual!
Why do so many people have to keep the owners manuals to a car they are going to sell. I have bought 4 used cars in my life and none of them had owners manuals. Guess I have to pull every fuse to check it out.
Why do so many people have to keep the owners manuals to a car they are going to sell. I have bought 4 used cars in my life and none of them had owners manuals. Guess I have to pull every fuse to check it out.
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Originally Posted by RedBoat
myford wont give me the info because according to them I am not shown as the owner of this vehicle, what a total PITA!!! :<((
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For what it's worth, my Haynes and Chilton Manuals say that the cigar lighter fuse for the 1994 Ranger is fuse position #3. It's listed as a 20amp C.B., which I presume is a circuit breaker and not a fuse and it looks like a little rectangular element. Hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by Donald Rohret
For what it's worth, my Haynes and Chilton Manuals say that the cigar lighter fuse for the 1994 Ranger is fuse position #3. It's listed as a 20amp C.B., which I presume is a circuit breaker and not a fuse and it looks like a little rectangular element. Hope this helps.
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