I am having problems with my power locks. My battery is dying all the time and I think this is the reason. Which fuse controls the locks? Do you think removing it would help?

Asked by eagleeye1116 Jan 17, 2013 at 04:54 PM about the 2000 Ford Expedition

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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No. Removing the fuse won't solve anything, that is unless there is a parasitic short in the locks sucking battery power out. Then that fuse may well control other things. I can post a fuse box diagram, but they are too small to see here. Google your car plus fuse box diagram and you will find it, but it also may be on the cover to the box

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