Where can you find a fuse panel diagram for a 1996-2010 Mercury Sable?

Answer 1

There are 2 fuse boxes / fuse panels in nearly every Ford product: one directly above the driver's left foot (when the driver is actually sitting in the driver's seat). The other is inside the engine compartment, on the right side - contains high current fuses.

The Owners Manuals have detailed illustrations and information regarding the two fuse box / panels, and the various vehicle systems each fuse connects to.

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Most fuse boxes and power distribution boxes have a cover or access plate over them. Usually, on the inside of this cover or plate is a pictorial diagram of the layout of all the fuse locations in that particular box. Each fuse or circuit breaker position will be labeled on that diagram. Sometimes the actual base plastic of the box has the description printed by each fuse in it. (These can be very hard to read). Good luck!

Autozone also has online diagrams of the fuse box / panels.

Under the steering column next to the brake pedal

I have become an expert on fuse boxes since I am having a problem with mine. The fuse box, otherwise known as the central junction box is underneath the dash on the drivers side just to the left of the brake pedal. It has 3 big connectors on the left part of it and a black plastic cover on the right side of it. You can pop open the cover to expose the fuses and relays. It is not that easy to get to it but it is doable.

The other fuse box, also known as the battery junction box is located under the hood just to the left of the battery.It also has a plastic cover on it. Just pop open the cover and you will expose the fuses and relays.

There is another relay box between the battery and the fender, it is very long and narrow and is black in color. It only has relays in it.

Ford decided to do a very dumb thing, they have placed up to 10 relays inside the central junction box which are soldered onto the circuit board in the box. These relays are for the autolamps, horn, battery saver, door lock & unlock, windshield washer pump, etc. You cannot replace these $5.00 relays because they are soldered onto the circuit board. You have to replace the fuse box which cost around $170.00 at the dealer. So, if you have a bad $5.00 relay,like I do, expect to pay around $200 to replace it.

I too had a problem because my autolamps would not go "ON" and are very familiar with fuse boxes. I went to the junk yard and bought a fuse box for $10.00. Make sure the fuse box part number matches exactly or some of your accessories may not work. WHY WOULD FORD NOT MAKE THE RELAYS A REPLACEABLE ITEM??? I even went to the dealer and they had no clue where the autolamp relay was. Go figure!!!!!

If get on the floor on the driver's side and look up where the pedals connect there should be a fuse box there or there is one under the hood on the lower right hand side.

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Click on Owner Guides

The owners manual ( which includes the fuse diagram ) can be viewed on-line

It has many fuses protecting many circuits, which are many sizes, and types. You will have to be more specific. Have you looked in your owner's manual?

Below and to the left of your steering wheel , by the brake pedal . remove the panel

cover to access the fuses

The fuse compartment is found underneath the steering wheel consule, towards the left. A plastic cover needs to be removed to access the fuses.