Electrical/fuse box

Hello,

In the diagrams down below I have included the Power Distribution Wiring Diagrams for your vehicle. You can follow the flow of electricity from the battery of your vehicle to the Central Junction Box, which is under the dash, and is the fuse panel you are having problems with. Check the sources that feed the fuses that are dead for opens. I have also included in the diagrams down below a guide for how to check for an open in an automotive electrical circuit, as well. Please go through these guides and get back to us with what you are able to find out.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello again,

If you look at the diagram SW1 and SW2 are switch1 and switch2 in the diagram. DMM stands for Digital MultiMeter and then there are 3 breaks in the circuit Open A, B, and C, also a relay, and the figures that is 3 bars configured like an upside down pyramid are grounds.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello again,

Okay, the wiring diagrams are the Power Distribution Wiring Diagrams for your vehicle. They will show you how the electricity is routed in your vehicle. Follow the path from the battery and you can see the path it takes to make it to the fuse box you are having issues with. You can also trace the path the electricity takes in the fuse box (Ford calls the one you are having problems with the Junction Box). It goes across a BUS bar and the fuses plug into that. The fuses that are dead, obviously have an open in the circuit somewhere in between the dead fuse and the battery, so now you know the electrical path, you can find the open. The other guide is a description of how you find the opens in an electrical circuit, which is what you are going to be doing.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros

Hello again,

The SW1 and SW2 are switches, and the diagram is just a hypothetical circuit used as an example to describe how to find an open in an electrical circuit. I'm sorry that I can't do much more than tell you how to find the problem, the vehicle isn't in front of me. If you have multiple fuses that are out there HAS to be an open in the circuit between the vehicle's battery and these fuses. There is no other way for this to occur. Start with the battery and follow the electrical flow. My advise is pay attention to the details on the wiring diagrams and have a piece of paper to write the pathway down as you are following it. Please get back to us with what you are able to find out.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros