power point fuse is blown

Asked by lifeofkat Dec 22, 2007 at 11:16 AM about the 2007 Ford Expedition XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

power point fuse is blown how do u replace it i can not loccate it

3 Answers

dont really know what you mean by power point, but fuse box is eather under dash driver side or on left side of dash when driver door is open can see it their is also another fuse box under hood driver side.

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Suggest having a dealer check this out. You should still be under your basic warranty, and you may have other problems which caused it to blow. You don't want to risk a dash fire.

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The power point fuse is under the hood on drivers side in that fuse box. 2002 ford expedition fuse is number 10and is 20A

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