99 Explorer fuses ?
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99 Explorer fuses ?
I did something real stupid, I was checking for blown fuses in the dash box after the cig lighter quit working. I pulled and reinstalled them one by one. I noticed not all the spaces had fuses and knew I needed to be careful in those areas. Well, Murphy got me. I pulled a fuse (7.5 amp) from either # 35 or #36 slot and couldn't remember which one it came from. I stuck it back in the #35 slot and haven't noticed anything that don't work yet, but need to know what the fuses are for so I can make sure. If all else fails I'll get a 7.5 and put in the other slot just to be safe.
Still didn't get the lighter working. No blown fuses there . Are there any under the hood that will affect the lighter operation ?
Still didn't get the lighter working. No blown fuses there . Are there any under the hood that will affect the lighter operation ?
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The lighter fuse is#17, 25 amp in the underdash fuse panel.
#35, 7.5 amp is a rear blower motor fuse.
#36 7.5 amp feeds; auto temp control module, mirror autolamp sensor, driver's seat module, left front pwr seat switch, and message center.
#35, 7.5 amp is a rear blower motor fuse.
#36 7.5 amp feeds; auto temp control module, mirror autolamp sensor, driver's seat module, left front pwr seat switch, and message center.
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Fuse layouts are in the owner's manual. Download a copy from www.fleet.ford.com under Maintenance if your original book is missing.
The exact position IS listed in the owner's manual.
Steve
The exact position IS listed in the owner's manual.
Steve
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