Where is the fuse for radio in ford courier 1998

many times it's aired with radio.

we have no cars like that in USA
but we do check all fuses. lacking the
glove box guide lost'
or have no service manual
check them all, is best.
if all good use a voltmeter at the horn or the horn relay./
a car this old the horn mount base rusty makes it dead.
common then. (lacks a ground wire that is good)

anybody have the 2001 Ford Courier Car Audio Wiring Schematic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU89a7NSwUY

to fix your problem according to me you must go to the link and solve your problem as i did http://toolsnyou.com/

Fuse #38, 15 amps.

http://wiring.yourpiu.info/ford-courier-wiring-diagram-radio/

Many times the codes are posted on a sticker in the glove box

check for loss of fluid in the clutch system
Yore question contradicts your question
If the clutch is not engaging ( slipping or no drive when in gear) it is the clutch master cylinder that has a blocked compensating port and needs replacing
ON the next statement you say that with the clutch pedal fully depressed you grate the gears and that is the clutch not disengaging
either way you have the answer for what ever it is that you have

You can't turn it on by the switch on the radio ? Nothing showing on the radio display ? If not check these fuses
Blown central junction box (CJB) Fuse 1 (7.5A), Fuse 20 (7.5A), Fuse 28 (7.5A), and Fuse 29 (25A) . The switch on the steering wheel should not stop the radio from being turned on at the radio !

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