What fuse protects the fuel pump on this fuse chart?

Fuse 1, a 20 amp fuse, protects the Electric Fuel Pump Relay (page reference 13-5).

Which relay is the cooling fan relay in the power distribution box?

Relay 3 is the Cooling Fan Relay. Additionally, maxi-fuse 13 (50A) protects the High Speed Cooling Fan Relay and circuit breaker 17 (30A) protects the Cooling Fan Low Relay.

What do the asterisked items on the chart mean?

Items marked with an asterisk (*4 Police Power Relay, fuse *4 30A Police Power Relay, maxi-fuse *16 50A Police Option Fuse Holder) apply only to vehicles with the police option, as noted by '* WITH POLICE'.

What size fuse protects the radio and CD changer?

Fuse 3, a 25 amp fuse, protects the Radio, Subwoofer Amplifier, and CD Changer.

What circuit breaker covers the power door locks and power seats?

Circuit breaker 7, rated 20 amps, protects the Power Door Locks, Power Seats, and Luggage Compartment Lid Release (page 13-3).

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2000 Ford Crown Victoria Power Distribution Box Fuse & Relay Diagram

Ford maxi-fuse, fuse and relay identification chart with amp ratings and circuits

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Ford power-distribution box chart: maxi-fuse, fuse, circuit-breaker and relay layout listing amp ratings and protected circuits (air suspension, PCM, cooling fan, ABS, police).

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This document is an under-hood power distribution box (fuse/relay) chart, uploaded as applying to a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria. It includes a layout diagram showing fuse positions 1 through 17 arranged in two columns with four relays (Relay 1–4) along the right side. A relay legend identifies Relay 1 as the Rear Defrost Relay, Relay 2 as the Horn Relay, Relay 3 as the Cooling Fan Relay, Relay 4 as the Air Suspension Pump Relay, and *4 as the Police Power Relay (police package vehicles). Three tables list maxi-fuses, fuses, and circuit breakers with amperage ratings, protected circuits, and wiring-manual page references. Maxi-fuses (30–50A) cover the air suspension system, ignition switch feeds to the central junction box, PCM power relay and natural gas vehicle module, high speed cooling fan relay, rear window defrost, anti-lock brake module, and a police option fuse holder. Standard fuses (15–30A) cover the electric fuel pump relay, starter relay/generator, radio/subwoofer/CD changer, police power relay, horn relay, and DRL module. Circuit breakers cover power door locks/seats/luggage lid release (20A) and the cooling fan low relay (30A). Items marked with an asterisk apply only to police-equipped vehicles.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse protects the fuel pump on this fuse chart?: Fuse 1, a 20 amp fuse, protects the Electric Fuel Pump Relay (page reference 13-5).
Which relay is the cooling fan relay in the power distribution box?: Relay 3 is the Cooling Fan Relay. Additionally, maxi-fuse 13 (50A) protects the High Speed Cooling Fan Relay and circuit breaker 17 (30A) protects the Cooling Fan Low Relay.
What do the asterisked items on the chart mean?: Items marked with an asterisk (*4 Police Power Relay, fuse *4 30A Police Power Relay, maxi-fuse *16 50A Police Option Fuse Holder) apply only to vehicles with the police option, as noted by '* WITH POLICE'.
What size fuse protects the radio and CD changer?: Fuse 3, a 25 amp fuse, protects the Radio, Subwoofer Amplifier, and CD Changer.
What circuit breaker covers the power door locks and power seats?: Circuit breaker 7, rated 20 amps, protects the Power Door Locks, Power Seats, and Luggage Compartment Lid Release (page 13-3).