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Old 06-05-2008, 07:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Where is the fuse box located????
Ok so a friend of mine is needing to know where the fuse box is located on a 2001 ford expedition so if you can help let me know
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The fuse box is under the dash on the driver's side, directly under the brake release and hood release levers. My 2000 has a little handle you pull and the cover comes right off. Then there should be another small black plastic cover over the fuses themselves.

There is also a power distribution box under the hood, on the drivers side back towards the firewall against the fender. This has a couple of regular fuses, a lot of relays, and quite a few maxi fuses. The owners manual will show which fuses are for what for both locations.
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Tell them to reference their owners manual as well...
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