Fuses blown, don't know which ones

Fuse 4 does the cigarette light and the side mirrors. Do the mirrors work?
4 15A Cigarette lighter and control system for side mirrors


Fuse 6 does tail lights
6 15A Stop lights
Fuse 14 does the Dash Lights
14 10A Interior lighting and luggage. compartments, clock, radio or radio tape recorder, instrument cluster, central door lock control unit, engine control unit, automatic transmission control unit
If all those fuses are okay, you need a good auto-electrician.

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#1: Panel Illumination
#2: Guages,Right High beam headlight and the high beam indicator
#3: Rear Wiper, Left headlight High Beam
#4: RH park, backup lights switch and relay,Speed porpotional steering module,power door lock switch illumination and daytime running lights(Canada)
#5: Power Door locks,Power Mirrors,vanity,dome,map,ignition and trunk lights,sunroof,radio,power antenna,body control module and power for the data link connector
#6:Heated mirrors,heated rear window indicator
#7: Instrument cluster illumination,park and tail lights
#8: Cigarette lighter,Radio Amp and horns
#9: Power door lock motors
#10: Not used
#11: Radio
#12:Left low beam head light
#13,14,15,16 not used

this is for the base model

FUSE PANEL IDENTIFICATION (1983-90 LINCOLN TOWN CAR) The fuse panel is located in the instrument panel to the left of the steering column. To expose fuse panel, remove lower steering column finish panel.

Fuse & Circuit Breaker Identification

· 1 - 15 Amp Stoplights, Hazard Warning Lights, Speed Control Module, Trailer Tow Relays, Cornering Light Relay (1983-89)
· 2 - 8.25 Amp (Circuit Breaker) Windshield Wiper/Washer
· 3 - Blank
· 4 - 15 Amp Taillights, Side Marker, License Light, Parking & Coach Lights, Cluster Illumination, Trailer Tow Relay
· 5 - 15 Amp Turn Signal & Back-Up Lights, Trailer Tow Relay, Cornering Light Relays, Heated Rear Window Relay, Rear Defrost (1988-90), A/C Clutch & ATC Module (1990), Load Leveling (1990)
· 6 - 20 Amp Heated Rear Window Control, Speed Control Module & Clock Display, Illuminated Entry Module, Power Window & Police Accy Relays, Fuel Filler Door Release (1983-87), A/C Clutch & Cornering Lights (1983-89), Deck Lid Release (1987-90), Tripminder
· 7 - 10 Amp Daytime Running Light Resistor (1990)
· 8 - 15 Amp Dome LP-Clock, Key Warning Chimes & Electric Mirrors, Courtesy & Visor Mirror Lights, Autolight & Illuminated Entry Modules, Tripminder, Electronic Radio Memory, Trunk & Underhood Lights
· 9 - 15/30 Amp Heater Blower (15 Amp), AC/ATC Blower (30 Amp)
· 10 - Blank
· 11 - 20 Amp Radio & Power Antenna, CB Radio
· 12 - 20 Amp Door Cigarette Lighters, Power Seats & Door Locks (30 Amp), Tailgate Power Window (1983-89)
· 13 - 5 Amp Illuminated Outside Thermometer, Instrument Panel Lights
· 14 - 20/25 Amp (Circuit Breaker) Flash-To-Pass, Sun Roof, Power Windows
· 15 - 10 Amp Taillights, Parking, Side Marker/Coach, License Lights
· 16 - 20 Amp Horn & Front Cigarette Lighter
· 17 - 15 Amp Electronic Cluster, Message Center
· 18 - 10 Amp Warning Indicator Lights, Throttle Solenoid Positioner, Low Fuel Module & Autolight System, Dual Timer Buzzer & Electronic Chimes, Electronic Message Center

put your low lights on,see if sigaret lighter lids up.
box under steeringwheel.take out one by one and see whit fuse,
light goes off.is also possible in the cover off the box is indicated whits one it is

if the fuses re good then you will need to remove the lighter and check for power behind it. some lighters have a fuse link built in and if thats blown will need to replace the whole lighter assembly.

Pull one out and see if is blown. The difference between a blown fuse and a good fuse will be abviious.

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sounds like you may have melted the ignition switch and it is just partly working. (i have done this myself before) it is located on the lower part of the steering column you maybe able to use a mirror and a flash light to see if it is melted. ( mine was, but the jeep still started) the switch will have a few wires running to it also a metal rod that comes down the column from the key switch. (please rate this if it help Thank you)

if the cigarette lighter stopped working also then I would first suspect a fuse blown. or just a bad fuse connection. try this first. hope this is all it is because it would be an easy fix.

If you have a 12v test light you can test each fuse in the fuse box. Connect the test light cable to a good ground. Turn ignition to on/run position and using the test light probe, touch one side of a fuse and then the other side. Test light should light on both sides of the fuse. If it only lights on one side of a fuse then that fuse is blown. It says the amp rating on the fuse. Check all fuses, as there could be more than one fuse blown. Replace fuses with the same rating as the blown fuse. If you don't have a test light, you can get one at any auto parts store or even WalMart has them. Shouldn't be more than 4 or 5 dollars. Hope this helps . Good luck.

That's where a $5.00, 12 volt test light comes in handy. All you have to do then is touch tip on ends of fuses to see if they are good or not. No pulling fuses and no head scratching wondering which one it might be. If you have power on one side, but not the other, you found the blown fuse. It certainly is not uncommon to find the bad fuse, labeled wrong, or added in with something else that makes no sense at all.