What fuse controls the windshield wipers?

Fuse 2, a 30 amp fuse, protects the Wiper Control Module and Windshield Wiper Motor.

Which fuse is for the radio?

Fuse 11, rated at 5 amps, protects the Radio.

What fuse protects the cigar lighter?

Fuse 16, a 20 amp fuse, protects the Cigar Lighter and Emergency Flasher.

Which positions are circuit breakers instead of fuses?

Position 12 is an 18 amp circuit breaker (LCM, Flash-to-Pass, Main Light Switch) and position 14 is a 20 amp circuit breaker (Window/Door Lock control, Driver Door Module, One Touch Down, Luggage Compartment Lid Release).

Are any fuse positions unused?

Yes, fuse position 3 is marked NOT USED.

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2000 Ford Crown Victoria Central Junction Box Fuse Diagram & Fuse Chart

Ford Central Junction Box fuse identification chart with amp ratings and circuits

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Ford Central Junction Box fuse chart listing each cavity's amp rating and protected circuits (wiper module, LCM/PATS, VAPS, blower motor, ABS, electronic crash sensor).

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This document is a fuse chart and panel layout diagram for the Central Junction Box (interior fuse box) of a Ford vehicle, uploaded to a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria gallery. The left side shows a schematic drawing of the fuse panel with numbered positions 1 through 18, while the table on the right lists each fuse position, its amperage rating, the circuits it protects, and a page reference (apparently to a wiring/service manual section 13). Fuses range from 5 to 30 amps, with positions 12 and 14 being circuit breakers (18 c.b. and 20 c.b.). Protected circuits include the wiper control module, Lighting Control Module (LCM), PATS (anti-theft), Powertrain Control Module and ignition coils, blower motor, electronic crash sensors, radio, power windows and door locks, ABS and traction control, cigar lighter, emergency flashers, and rear defrost. Notable police-package references (Police Power Relay, Police Spot Lamps) indicate coverage of fleet/police variants. Fuse position 3 is marked NOT USED. A reader can use this chart to identify which fuse controls a given circuit, its amperage, and its physical location in the junction box.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse controls the windshield wipers?: Fuse 2, a 30 amp fuse, protects the Wiper Control Module and Windshield Wiper Motor.
Which fuse is for the radio?: Fuse 11, rated at 5 amps, protects the Radio.
What fuse protects the cigar lighter?: Fuse 16, a 20 amp fuse, protects the Cigar Lighter and Emergency Flasher.
Which positions are circuit breakers instead of fuses?: Position 12 is an 18 amp circuit breaker (LCM, Flash-to-Pass, Main Light Switch) and position 14 is a 20 amp circuit breaker (Window/Door Lock control, Driver Door Module, One Touch Down, Luggage Compartment Lid Release).
Are any fuse positions unused?: Yes, fuse position 3 is marked NOT USED.