Which fuse controls the headlamps and taillamps on this Mustang fuse panel?

Fuse 4 (15 A) protects the headlamps, taillamps, parking lamps, side marker lamps, instrument cluster illumination lamps, and license plate lamps.

What fuse powers the A/C and heater blower motor?

Fuse 9, a 30 A fuse mounted vertically on the right side of the panel, powers the A/C & heater blower motor.

Where are the fusible links located and what gauge is the electric fuel pump link?

The fuse links are located at the starter solenoid. The Electric Fuel Pump link is 18 gauge; other links include Lamp Feed (16 GA), Ignition Feed (16 GA), Charging Circuit (14 GA), Heated Backlite (16 GA), Electric Cooling Fan (20 GA), and EEC Module Feed/EEC Solenoids (20 GA).

Which circuits use circuit breakers instead of fuses?

Position 2 (Windshield Wiper/Washer and Interval Wiper) and position 14 (Power Windows) are marked as circuit breakers.

What fuse is for the radio and horn?

Fuse 11 (15 A) covers the Radio, Premium Sound, and Graphic Equalizer; Fuse 16 (20 A) covers the Horn and Cigar Lighter.

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Ford Mustang Fox Body Fuse Box Diagram - Fuse Panel Layout & Fusible Links

Fuse box layout with amperage ratings and numbered circuit legend

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Fuse box chart showing fuse positions, amperage ratings, fuse links and a numbered legend of protected circuits.

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This document is a fuse box (fuse panel) diagram and legend for a Ford Mustang, showing the physical layout of 18 fuse positions plus the round Hazard Warning Flasher mounted at the top right of the panel. Each fuse position is labeled with its amperage: ratings include 15 A, 20 A, 30 A, 8.25 A, and 5 A fuses, with positions 7 and 17 marked as spares. A numbered legend lists the circuits protected by each fuse, covering stop lamps, wipers (circuit breaker), headlamps/taillamps, turn signals, A/C clutch, courtesy lamps, blower motor, radio, air bag system (noted as 90-93), instrument cluster illumination, power windows (circuit breaker), fog lamps, horn/cigar lighter, and seat belt chime/warning indicator circuits. A second table lists fusible links located at the starter solenoid with their wire gauges: Lamp Feed (16 GA), Ignition Feed (16 GA), Charging Circuit (14 GA), Heated Backlite (16 GA), Electric Cooling Fan (20 GA), EEC Module Feed/EEC Solenoids (20 GA), and Electric Fuel Pump (18 GA). The mention of EEC circuits, convertible top, air bags, and power windows indicates a late-model (Fox-body era) Mustang rather than a classic model. Readers can identify which fuse controls a given accessory and its amperage.

This document covers 1990-1993 (only year evidence: 'Air Bag, which may differ from this 1967 Ford Mustang.

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Frequently asked questions

Which fuse controls the headlamps and taillamps on this Mustang fuse panel?: Fuse 4 (15 A) protects the headlamps, taillamps, parking lamps, side marker lamps, instrument cluster illumination lamps, and license plate lamps.
What fuse powers the A/C and heater blower motor?: Fuse 9, a 30 A fuse mounted vertically on the right side of the panel, powers the A/C & heater blower motor.
Where are the fusible links located and what gauge is the electric fuel pump link?: The fuse links are located at the starter solenoid. The Electric Fuel Pump link is 18 gauge; other links include Lamp Feed (16 GA), Ignition Feed (16 GA), Charging Circuit (14 GA), Heated Backlite (16 GA), Electric Cooling Fan (20 GA), and EEC Module Feed/EEC Solenoids (20 GA).
Which circuits use circuit breakers instead of fuses?: Position 2 (Windshield Wiper/Washer and Interval Wiper) and position 14 (Power Windows) are marked as circuit breakers.
What fuse is for the radio and horn?: Fuse 11 (15 A) covers the Radio, Premium Sound, and Graphic Equalizer; Fuse 16 (20 A) covers the Horn and Cigar Lighter.