Location and descriptions of the fuses and relays of the under-hood fuse box for 1997-1998 Ford F150, F250 and F350.
The under-hood fuse/relay box is known as the Battery Junction Box in the Ford service/repair literature.
Fuses | ||
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# | Amps | Fuse Name/Description |
1 | 25 Amps |
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2 | 30 Amps |
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3 | 30 Amps |
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4 | 15 Amps |
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5 | 20 Amps |
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6 | 15 Amps |
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7 | 20 Amps |
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8 | 15 Amps |
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9 | 15 Amps |
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10 | 20 Amps |
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11 | 20 Amps |
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12 | -- |
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13 | -- |
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14 | -- |
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15 | -- |
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16 | -- |
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17 | -- |
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18 | 15 Amps |
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19 | 10 Amps |
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20 | 10 Amps |
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21 | -- |
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22 | -- |
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23 | 15 Amps |
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24 | 15 Amps |
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Fuses | ||
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# | Amps | Fuse Name/Description |
101 | 30 Amps |
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102 | 20 Amps |
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50 Amps |
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103 | 30 Amps |
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104 | 30 Amps |
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105 | 40 Amps |
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106 | -- |
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107 | -- |
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108 | 30 Amps |
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109 | 50 Amps |
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110 | 30 Amps |
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111 | 50 Amps |
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112 | 30 Amps |
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113 | 50 Amps |
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114 | -- |
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115 | -- |
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116 | -- |
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117 | -- |
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118 | -- |
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Relays | |
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# | Fuse Name/Description |
R1 |
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R2 |
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R3 |
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R4 |
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R5 |
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R6 |
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R7 |
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R8 |
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R9 |
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Relays | |
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# | Fuse Name/Description |
R01 |
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R02 |
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R03 |
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R04 |
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APPLIES TO: This fuse and relay chart applies to the following vehicles:
- 4.6L V8 Ford F150: 1999.
- 5.4L V8 Ford F150: 1999.
- 4.6L V8 Ford F250 Light Duty: 1999.
- 5.4L V8 Ford F250 Light Duty: 1999.
You can find the underhood fuse box and relay chart for the 1997-1998 4.6L/5.4L F150 and F250 Light Duty here:
More 4.6L, 5.4L Ford F150, F250, And F350 Diagnostic Tutorials
There are quite a few tutorials for the 4.6L and 5.4L equipped Ford F150, F250 pickups and Expedition SUV. You can check them out in this index:
Here's a small sample of the tutorials you'll find in the index:
- How To Clean The Ford MAF Sensor (Ford 4.2L, 4.6L, 5.4L).
- How To Test The Fuel Injectors (1997-2002 4.6L F150).
- How To Test The Ford EGR Valve EGR Vacuum Solenoid, DPFE Sensor.
- How To Test The Ford MAF Sensor (4.2L, 4.6L, 5.4L).
- How To Test The 4.6L, 5.4L Ford Throttle Position Sensor (TPS).
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