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I have a 2004 Ford Expedition. What # fuse is the cigarette lighter.

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Check in Passenger Fuse Compartment the position 41, 20AMP for CIgar Lighter and OBDII DIagnostic Conector.

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Additional details could find in the Ford Expedition Owners Manual (page 256).

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