Radio fuse keeps blowing out

Michael: You may be having two separate problems. One owner says fuse # 20 operates the cigarette lighter. Usually when your car will not go in reverse, there is a problem with the transmission.

You can look up the diagram online for the fuse box and print it out or go to the dealership and ask for the schematic for the fuse box, they usually will print it out for you.

I just got a lincoln ls v8 and fuse #12 cop's is missing what is this fuse for thank you

There a 3 relay & fuse modules in that car

You definitely need an owners manual

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In the fuse panel in the right side kick panel is where it is located. If you are looking in the box you will see a relay in the upper right hand corner.. as you move to the right about halfway is the first row of fuses (The top row there are only 7 fuses in that row). The radio fuse is the second one in that row going from left to right. It should be a tan 5 amp fuse. I hope this helped and good luck

pull the radio fuse out to see if the battery hold then check your radio/cd player for defects

the cabin fuse box is on the passenger side of the car. Open your Owner's Guide. If you don't have one, it is a free download off any of the Ford Motor Company sponsored web sites like www.genuineservice.com

when you replaced the battery it was very possible that you may have blown a fuse. Check your fuses for your radio and your cig lighter.

number 32 is the front cigarette lighter fuse 2 and 27 for the audio unit which i presume means radio
these are in the fuse panel under the dash on the drivers side