1997 Mercury Mountaineer "fuses" Questions

Which fuse do I need to change for electric seats and door locks in my 2003 mercury mountaineer i have bad news for you the seats and door looks do not chair a common fuse. power door locks, 4 fues in

...It should be a 15 Amp fuse. There is a fuse puller tool in the fuse box that will make removing fuses easier, remove fuse 17 and check if it has burnt out using a multimeter, or by checking to

2003 Mercury Mountaineer. Why did my power window and audio quit at same time on my car? Fuses? Fuse box location and diagrams: Mercury Mountaineer (2002 ... YouTube https://www.youtube.com > watch ...

power windows are not working. I checked the lock switch and it is off any idea which fuses control the power windows I checked fuse 4 of the fuse box in the engine area. when you pull the cover off ...

2002 mountaineer power windows quit where is the fuse panel and which fuse is it,i checked the owners manual it does not list a fuse for windows It's a 60 amp FUSE, not a breaker. It's in the fuse box

...fine. I'm not too smart when it comes to vehicles even fuse boxes. Which fuse box do I check for fuses for my head lights. What number for fuse to replace? Question edited for clarity. Fuses 4 and ...

...and fuel gauge not working. This all went out the same time what is this? Initially look at the fuses. The windows will have their own fuse and the radio may work on the same fuse as the gauges. ...

...Highly possible the cause. The mountaineer has a Main fuse box under the hood that contains Master fuses that control multiole items with one fuse. There is also a smaller fuse panel under the dash ...

...on the Fuse Box located on drivers side, under dash. If your vehicle has Memory Seat, check also Fuses #1, 28 and 36 all 7.5A on same Fuse Box. Good Luck!! A HELPFUL - 4 THUMBS - rating for this ...

...the horn fuse in my 1997 mercury mountaineer In your owners manual go to the index and look for fuses then go to that page. Look for the horn fuse which should be in the fuse box under your hood ...