OK so i was trying to put my CB in that i got free from a friend and i got a cig lighter attachment for the wires and when i pluged it in to one of the cig lighters it blew the fueses an i cant find the ones in the fuese box so i can change them the owners manal doestnt give a good disciption and my warning sound for the seat belts isnt beebing any more so can some one help me so i can fix this problem ?

 

some one help me with this problem

 

i dont know about the fuses but wiring it to your battery is cake.

theres a rubber gromet behind the carpet thats behind your break petal. run 2 10G copper wires from there up then over to your battery. id say the wires not running up your dash and into your outlet is worth the extra sweat by far

 

ok thanks but do u think the waring sound for the seat belt and the the 12 cig lighter not working could cause computer problems later on down the road ?

 

im not an expert but to me outside of the inconvenience of not having that outlet for the future sucks. as for computer problems ... i cant see what it could ever screw up.
but not having the seat belt dinger sounds like hell of a good thing haha

your owners manual should have a fuse list of where and what fuse you should need.

 

From the '05 manual...
If you are planning on direct wiring the radio don't forget to fuse both wires. The Pos.and Neg. being fused seems to SOP now 'n days (not so much if using a chassis gnd)

 

i changed that fuse already an it works for the regular cig lighter but i have to other cig lighters as i call them theres a 12 volt power outlet in the front and a standard in the back those 2 arent workin now and i cant find out wat they are in the manual

 

So you blew all of the fuses related to the power points?

On Edit:

#37 20A* Rear power point
#39 20A* Instrument panel power point

Should be the 3rd row up from the bottom and more on the right side of the box (the 1st and 3rd positions from right.)

 

do u kno wat fuse is for the seat belt warning light indicator

 

Do you still have parking lamps? If not, it is fuse #6

If that Ohms out okay try fuse #18.
I was trying to trace back using a '05 wiring drawing package. The fuse number seems kind of blurry on the paper.

 

Go here; http://www.motorcraftservice.com/pubs/content/~WO5F12/~MUS~LEN/36/05f12og5e.pdf Fuse info starting on page 226.

 

He mentioned something in his original post that he had a manual, just had problems deciphering the descriptions somehow...