What fuse controls speedometer on 1993 Crown Vic?

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abdi62675OP

Member since Sep 2014
12 posts
Elsa, TX, USA

Sep 23, 2014 at 7:23 PM

Help Me..... My Speedo died!!! It lights up, but the needle doesn't move. Gas gauge is frozen, and and others as well, odometer never worked since I got the car. I was inspecting the fuses the day before. What fuse controls the speedo? Need a Box diagram for under dash fuses.

bc91

Member since Aug 2014
11 posts
Brooklyn Park, MN, USA
2 vehicles in the registry

Sep 23, 2014 at 8:29 PM

you might need a whole new everything i know when i got my 06 the dealler said he had to change the spedo and cluster with a 09 im not sure of the reason though check your local junk yard

dbmcd

Member since Oct 2001
69 posts
Los Angeles, CA, USA
16 vehicles in the registry

Sep 23, 2014 at 8:46 PM

Just a hint. Pulling all the fuses to check them also disconnects everything that runs through them including the ECM. Seems like all your problems are tied together. If you pulled the fuses out to check them, then that might be something to look at.

abdi62675OP

Member since Sep 2014
12 posts
Elsa, TX, USA

Sep 24, 2014 at 5:05 AM

Thanks for the Info, How can I re start the ECM. I've already disconnected and reconnected the battery. Is should I disconnect and reconnect the ECM, and if so, where is it located?

abdi62675OP

Member since Sep 2014
12 posts
Elsa, TX, USA

Sep 24, 2014 at 5:07 AM

Thanks for the reply! I've been thinking about that.......I've already been looking in some U- Pull yards locally but can't find the right year, just stuff either too old, or too new.

abdi62675OP

Member since Sep 2014
12 posts
Elsa, TX, USA

Sep 24, 2014 at 6:35 PM

Yes!!! I narrowed down the problem! I forgot to put in a fuse!!!!

Now I don't know what amp fuse goes in there......uggh!! When I try putting in a fuse the gauges come to life, but the headlights come on by themselves, and stay on, untill I remove the fuse. Next I will try to disconnect the battery and reconnect again with the fuse in.

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