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1998 Crown Victoria/Grand Marquis Engine Compartment Fuse Box Diagram & Chart

Engine-compartment fuse box legend for the 1996 Crown Victoria/Grand Marquis listing maxi-fuses, fuses, circuit breakers and relays with amperage and protected circuits.

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This document is page 11-3, "Fuse Panel/Circuit Protection," from a 1998 Ford Crown Victoria / Mercury Grand Marquis service reference. It covers the engine compartment fuse box, showing a layout diagram with fuse positions 1 through 17 arranged in two columns alongside four relays. A relay legend identifies Relay 1 as the Rear Defrost Relay, Relay 2 as the Horn Relay, Relay 3 as the Cooling Fan Relay, and Relay 4 as the Air Suspension Pump Relay (or Police Power Relay on police-equipped vehicles, denoted by an asterisk). Tables list maxi-fuses 8-16 (30-50 amps) protecting circuits such as the air suspension system, PCM power relay, high-speed cooling fan relay, rear window defrost relay, anti-lock brake module, and the police option fuse holder. Standard fuses 1-6 (15-30 amps) protect the electric fuel pump relay, starter relay/generator, radio/subwoofer/CD changer, police power relay, horn relay, and DRL module. Circuit breakers 7 (20A) and 17 (30A) protect power door locks/seats/trunk release and the low-speed cooling fan relay. Each entry references a wiring diagram page number (13-1 through 13-8) for further detail. Readers can identify fuse positions, amperage ratings, and protected circuits for underhood electrical troubleshooting.

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Frequently asked questions

What relays are in the engine compartment fuse box of a 1998 Crown Victoria/Grand Marquis?
Relay 1 is the Rear Defrost Relay, Relay 2 is the Horn Relay, Relay 3 is the Cooling Fan Relay, and Relay 4 is the Air Suspension Pump Relay. On police-equipped vehicles, Relay 4 is the Police Power Relay.
Which fuse protects the electric fuel pump relay?
Fuse 1, a 20-amp fuse, protects the Electric Fuel Pump Relay (wiring diagram page 13-5).
What amperage is the anti-lock brake module maxi-fuse?
Maxi-Fuse 15 is a 50-amp fuse protecting the Anti-Lock Brake Module.
Which fuse covers the radio and CD changer?
Fuse 3, a 25-amp fuse, protects the Radio, Subwoofer Amplifier, and CD Changer.
What protects the power door locks and power seats?
Circuit Breaker 7, rated 20 amps, protects the Power Door Locks, Power Seats, and Trunk Lid Release.

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