Mercury Lynx (1981 – 1984) – fuse box diagram

Mercury Lynx (1981 – 1984) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984

Fuse box diagram

Mercury Lynx - fuse box diagram
Mercury Lynx – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
2 6 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer, intermittent wiper/washer and low washer fluid indicator
3
4 10 Standard: Parking, tail, license and shift indicator lights
15 Console: Parking, tail, license and shift indicator lights
5 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
6 20 Air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay, speed control, liftgate release, liftgate wiper/washer, digital clock, graphic display module and air conditioning cooling fan relay
7
8 15 Courtesy lights, key warning buzzer, clock, glove box light, map light and cargo light
9 15 Heater blower motor
30 Air conditioning blower motor
10 20 Flash to pass system
11 15 Radio, tape player and premium sound package
12
13
14
15
16 20 Horn and cigar lighter
17 5 Instrument illumination, heater and air conditioning control lights, clock and radio lights, ash tray light and diagnostic display module lighls
18 10 Warning indicator lights, throttle positioner solenoid, tachometer, seat belt buzzer, low fuel indicator, engine solenoid relay and EGR warning light
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — Located on rear wiper/washer switch bracket to protect rear wiper/washer
  • 22 Amp. — Located in headlight switch to protect headlights and high beam indicator

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect heated rear window, ignition power feed and headlight feed
  • 18 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect fan and air conditioning clutch
  • 20 Cauge Located on starter mol cm reluy to protect fan relay and electric choke
  • 20 Gauge – Located on battery terminal of starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Ford Escort (1981 – 1984) – fuse box diagram

Ford Escort (1981 – 1984) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984

Fuse box diagram

Ford Escort - fuse box diagram
Ford Escort – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
2 6 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer, intermittent wiper/washer and low washer fluid indicator
3
4 10 Standard: Parking, tail, license and shift indicator lights
15 Console: Parking, tail, license and shift indicator lights
5 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
6 20 Air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay, speed control, liftgate release, liftgate wiper/washer, digital clock, graphic display module and air conditioning cooling fan relay
7
8 15 Courtesy lights, key warning buzzer, clock, glove box light, map light and cargo light
9 15 Heater blower motor
30 Air conditioning blower motor
10 20 Flash to pass system
11 15 Radio, tape player and premium sound package
12
13
14
15
16 20 Horn and cigar lighter
17 5 Instrument illumination, heater and air conditioning control lights, clock and radio lights, ash tray light and diagnostic display module lighls
18 10 Warning indicator lights, throttle positioner solenoid, tachometer, seat belt buzzer, low fuel indicator, engine solenoid relay and EGR warning light
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — Located on rear wiper/washer switch bracket to protect rear wiper/washer
  • 22 Amp. — Located in headlight switch to protect headlights and high beam indicator

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect heated rear window, ignition power feed and headlight feed
  • 18 Gauge — Located on starter motor relay to protect fan and air conditioning clutch
  • 20 Cauge Located on starter mol cm reluy to protect fan relay and electric choke
  • 20 Gauge – Located on battery terminal of starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Lincoln Mark VI (1980 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Lincoln Mark VI (1980 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983

Fuse box diagram

Lincoln Mark VI - fuse box diagram
Lincoln Mark VI – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel lights
2 10 Warning lights, seat belt chimes and air bag warning light
3 4 Automatic headlight dimmer
4 20 Horn and instrument panel cigar lighter
5 30 Circuit Breaker: Power door locks and seats
6
7 15 Courtesy lights, clock feed, miles to empty, seat back latch control, key warning buzzer, garage door opener, autolamp system, keyless entry, illuminated entry, visor mirror light and door cigar lighters
8 15 Tail, license, parking and side marker lights, electronic cluster display dimmer on electronic dashboard models
9 10 Electric heated rear view mirrors, rear window defogger indicator lamp on electronic dashboard models
10 20 Radio, power antenna and CB radio
11 20 Number 1 accessory feed, deck lid release, cornering light relay, speed control, heated rear window and air conditioning clutch, electronic instrument cluster and module on electronic dashboard models
12 25 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Number 2 accessory feed, turn signal and back-up lights, trailer towing relays and air bag module
15 30 Heater and automatic temperature control blower
16 10 Tail, parking, side marker, coach and license lights on electronic dashboard models only
17 20 Circuit Breaker: Sun roof, door power window, keyless entry, illuminate entry
Circuit Breaker:

  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit
  • 20 Amp. — Located at starter relay to protect power windows

Fusible Links:

Fusible links are located in wiring harness at starter motor relay to protect heated rear window, trailer towing brakes and lights, electronic instrument cluster power feed and air bag power feed.

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Lincoln Town Car (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Lincoln Town Car (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1981, 1982

Fuse box diagram

Lincoln Town Car - fuse box diagram
Lincoln Town Car – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel lights
2 10 Warning lights, seat belt chimes and air bag warning light
3 4 Automatic headlight dimmer
4 20 Horn and instrument panel cigar lighter
5 30 Circuit Breaker: Power door locks and seats
6
7 15 Courtesy lights, clock feed, miles to empty, seat back latch control, key warning buzzer, garage door opener, autolamp system, keyless entry, illuminated entry, visor mirror light and door cigar lighters
8 15 Tail, license, parking and side marker lights, electronic cluster display dimmer on electronic dashboard models
9 10 Electric heated rear view mirrors, rear window defogger indicator lamp on electronic dashboard models
10 20 Radio, power antenna and CB radio
11 20 Number 1 accessory feed, deck lid release, cornering light relay, speed control, heated rear window and air conditioning clutch, electronic instrument cluster and module on electronic dashboard models
12 25 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Number 2 accessory feed, turn signal and back-up lights, trailer towing relays and air bag module
15 30 Heater and automatic temperature control blower
16 10 Tail, parking, side marker, coach and license lights on electronic dashboard models only
17 20 Circuit Breaker: Sun roof, door power window, keyless entry, illuminate entry
Circuit Breaker:

  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit
  • 20 Amp. — Located at starter relay to protect power windows

Fusible Links:

Fusible links are located in wiring harness at starter motor relay to protect heated rear window, trailer towing brakes and lights, electronic instrument cluster power feed and air bag power feed.

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Mercury Cougar (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Mercury Cougar (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1981, 1982

Fuse box diagram

Mercury Cougar - fuse box diagram
Mercury Cougar – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel, cluster and interior lights
2 10 Warning lights
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5
6
7 15 Courtesy lights and key warning buzzer
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 15 Radio, tape player, CB radio and premium sound package
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, rear wiper/washer, deck lid release, power window safety relay and speed control
12 6 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 15 Heater
30 Air conditioning
16
17
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — On bracket above glove box to protect liftgate wiper motor and washer (Station wagon only)
  • 20 Amp. — Attached to starter motor relay to protect power windows, door locks and seats
  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit and high beam indicator
  • 15 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect front and rear marker, side parking, tail and license lights

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect the ignition and light feeds
  • 16 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect heated rear window
  • 20 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light
  • 20 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect electric cooling fan (Turbo models only)
  • 20 Gauge — Located near master cylinder to protect MCU module feed, electric choke feed, electric fan timer and control unit feed.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse is located in the right side cowl to protect the keyless entry system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Ford Granada (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Ford Granada (1981 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1981, 1982

Fuse box diagram

Ford Granada - fuse box diagram
Ford Granada – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel, cluster and interior lights
2 10 Warning lights
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5
6
7 15 Courtesy lights and key warning buzzer
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 15 Radio, tape player, CB radio and premium sound package
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, rear wiper/washer, deck lid release, power window safety relay and speed control
12 6 Circuit Breaker: Windshield wiper/washer
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 15 Heater
30 Air conditioning
16
17
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — On bracket above glove box to protect liftgate wiper motor and washer (Station wagon only)
  • 20 Amp. — Attached to starter motor relay to protect power windows, door locks and seats
  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit and high beam indicator
  • 15 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect front and rear marker, side parking, tail and license lights

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect the ignition and light feeds
  • 16 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect heated rear window
  • 20 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light
  • 20 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect electric cooling fan (Turbo models only)
  • 20 Gauge — Located near master cylinder to protect MCU module feed, electric choke feed, electric fan timer and control unit feed.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse is located in the right side cowl to protect the keyless entry system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Mercury Capri (1979 – 1981) – fuse box diagram

Mercury Capri (1979 – 1981) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1979, 1980, 1981

Fuse box diagram

Mercury Zephyr - fuse box diagram
Mercury Zephyr – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel, cluster and interior lights
2 10 Warning lights
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5
6
7 15 Courtesy lights and key warning buzzer
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 15 Radio, tape player, CB radio and premium sound package
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, rear wiper/washer, deck lid release, power window safety relay and speed control
12 6 Circuit Breaker Windshield wipers and wiper/washers
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 15 Heater
30 Air conditioning
16
17 20 Circuit Breaker: Power Windows
Circuit Breaker:

  • 20 Amp. — Attached to starter motor relay to protect power windows, door locks and seats
  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit and high beam indicator
  • 15 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect front and rear marker, side parking, tail and license lights

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect the ignition and light feeds
  • 16 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect heated rear window
  • 20 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light
  • 20 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect electric cooling fan (Turbo models only)
  • 20 Gauge — Located near master cylinder to protect MCU module feed, electric choke feed, electric fan timer and control unit feed.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse is located in the right side cowl to protect the keyless entry system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Mercury Zephyr (1978 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Mercury Zephyr (1978 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983

Fuse box diagram

Mercury Zephyr - fuse box diagram
Mercury Zephyr – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel, cluster and interior lights
2 10 Warning lights
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5
6
7 15 Courtesy lights and key warning buzzer
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 15 Radio, tape player, CB radio and premium sound package
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, rear wiper/washer, deck lid release, power window safety relay and speed control
12 6 Circuit Breaker Windshield wipers and wiper/washers
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 15 Heater
30 Air conditioning
16
17
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — On bracket above glove box to protect liftgate wiper motor and washer (Station wagon only)
  • 20 Amp. — Attached to starter motor relay to protect power windows, door locks and seats
  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit and high beam indicator
  • 15 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect front and rear marker, side parking, tail and license lights

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect the ignition and light feeds
  • 16 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect heated rear window
  • 20 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light
  • 20 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect electric cooling fan (Turbo models only)
  • 20 Gauge — Located near master cylinder to protect MCU module feed, electric choke feed, electric fan timer and control unit feed.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse is located in the right side cowl to protect the keyless entry system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Ford Fairtmont (1978 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Ford Fairtmont (1978 – 1983) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983

Fuse box diagram

Ford Fairmont - fuse box diagram
Ford Fairmont – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument panel, cluster and interior lights
2 10 Warning lights
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5
6
7 15 Courtesy lights and key warning buzzer
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 15 Radio, tape player, CB radio and premium sound package
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, rear wiper/washer, deck lid release, power window safety relay and speed control
12 6 Circuit Breaker Windshield wipers and wiper/washers
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 15 Heater
30 Air conditioning
16
17
Circuit Breaker:

  • 4.5 Amp. — On bracket above glove box to protect liftgate wiper motor and washer (Station wagon only)
  • 20 Amp. — Attached to starter motor relay to protect power windows, door locks and seats
  • 18 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect headlight circuit and high beam indicator
  • 15 Amp. — Integral with headlight switch to protect front and rear marker, side parking, tail and license lights

Fusible Links:

  • 14 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect charging circuit
  • 16 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect the ignition and light feeds
  • 16 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect heated rear window
  • 20 Gauge — Located near starter motor relay to protect engine compartment light
  • 20 Gauge — Located near voltage regulator to protect electric cooling fan (Turbo models only)
  • 20 Gauge — Located near master cylinder to protect MCU module feed, electric choke feed, electric fan timer and control unit feed.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse is located in the right side cowl to protect the keyless entry system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Mercury Cougar XR-7 (1980 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Mercury Cougar XR-7 (1980 – 1982) – fuse box diagram

Year of production: 1980, 1981, 1982

Fuse box diagram

Mercury Cougar XR7 - fuse box diagram
Mercury Cougar XR7 – fuse box diagram

A
Protected Component
1 5 Instrument lights and interior light
2 10 Throttle solenoid, seat belt warning buzzer
3
4 20 Horn and cigar lighter
5 20 Circuit Breaker: Power seats and door locks
6 20 Choke heater
7 15 Courtesy lights, clock feed, key warning buzzer, headlight warning buzzer, seat back latch relay and illuminated entry
8 15 Standard: Parking, tail and license lights
10 Console: Parking, tail and license lights
9
10 20 Radio, power antenna and CB radio
11 20 Accessories, air conditioning clutch, heated rear window relay coil, deck lid release, speed control and illuminated entry
12 6 Circuit Breaker Windshield wipers and wiper/washers
13 15 Stop and hazard warning lights
14 15 Turn signal and back-up lights
15 30 Air conditioning and automatic temperature control blower
16
17 20 Power windows
Circuit Breaker:

  • Headlights – An 22 amp. C.B. is integral with headlight switch.

Fusible Links:

  • 16 Gauge — In wiring at starter relay to protect electric rear window defroster.
  • 16 Gauge — In wiring at starter relay to protect battery power circuit to headlight switch and fuse panel, except stop and hazard lights.
  • 16 Gauge — In wiring at starter relay to protect battery power circuit to ignition switch and stop and hazard lights.
  • 20 Gauge — In wiring at starter relay to protect engine compartment light.
  • 20 Gauge — On California 8 cylinder models, a link is located in the engine wiring at the main feed connection to protect the battery power circuit to electric choke heater, and the battery power circuit to the MCU control module and engine sensors.

In-Line Fuse:

  • A 2 amp. in-line fuse is located on the visor to protect the lighted vanity mirror
  • A 15 amp. fuse located in the wiring assembly in the package tray luggage compartment

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.