Which fuse controls the brake lights on the 1993 Ford Taurus?

Per the chart, if the brakelamps, high-mounted brakelamp, speed control, or turn signals do not work, check fuse #1 (light blue).

What fuse is for the blower motor?

The blower motor is on fuse #9 (light green).

Which fuse protects the radio, amplifier, and power antenna?

Fuse #11 (yellow) covers the amplifier, power antenna, and radio; radio memory is on fuse #8 (light blue).

Where is the fog lamp fuse on the SHO model?

Fog lamps on the SHO model are listed under fuse #7 (light blue), and a footnote states the fog lamp fuse is located in a fuse holder left of the column and behind the fuse panel.

What fuse do I check if the tail lamps and license plate lamp are out?

Check fuse #15 (red), which covers the license plate lamp, side markers, tail lamp, and any other optional lamps.

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1993 Ford Taurus Fuse Panel Chart - Fuse Numbers & Circuit Functions (Owner's Guide)

Owner's manual fuse panel chart matching inoperative components to the fuse number to check

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Owner's-manual fuse-panel troubleshooting chart listing inoperative items (brakelamps, turn signals, power windows, blower, etc.) and the corresponding fuse number and amp color to check.

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This document is a two-page spread from a Ford owner's guide (Servicing section) showing 'The fuse panel chart.' It is a troubleshooting table organized as 'If these parts do not work... Check fuse #.' Left page: fuse 1 (light blue) covers brakelamps, high-mounted brakelamp, speed control, and turn signals; fuse 4 (light blue) covers the headlamps-on chime, front parking lamps, side markers, and tail lamps; fuse 5 (light blue) covers backup lamps, electronic climate control, hazard flashers, keyless entry light, and rear window defroster; fuse 6 (light blue) covers power windows, rear washer fluid (wagon), warning chimes, and lights for the clock, electronic climate control, and radio; fuse 7 (light blue) covers the air bag module and SHO-model fog lamps (the fog lamp fuse holder is left of the column, behind the fuse panel). Right page: fuse 8 (light blue) covers the keys-in-ignition chime, clock, keyless entry, radio memory, and various interior/engine compartment lights; fuse 9 (light green) covers the blower motor; fuse 10 (yellow) covers high beams; fuse 11 (yellow) covers amplifier, power antenna, and radio; fuse 13 (tan) covers illumination for ashtray, cluster, gearshift indicator, climate control, radio, and defroster switch; fuse 15 (red) covers license plate, side marker, and tail lamps. Fuse colors indicate amp ratings but no numeric amperages are printed.

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Frequently asked questions

Which fuse controls the brake lights on the 1993 Ford Taurus?: Per the chart, if the brakelamps, high-mounted brakelamp, speed control, or turn signals do not work, check fuse #1 (light blue).
What fuse is for the blower motor?: The blower motor is on fuse #9 (light green).
Which fuse protects the radio, amplifier, and power antenna?: Fuse #11 (yellow) covers the amplifier, power antenna, and radio; radio memory is on fuse #8 (light blue).
Where is the fog lamp fuse on the SHO model?: Fog lamps on the SHO model are listed under fuse #7 (light blue), and a footnote states the fog lamp fuse is located in a fuse holder left of the column and behind the fuse panel.
What fuse do I check if the tail lamps and license plate lamp are out?: Check fuse #15 (red), which covers the license plate lamp, side markers, tail lamp, and any other optional lamps.