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07 Focus Cigarette Lighter Fuse

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  • 05-01-2012 11:01pm
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    Danbo!
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    The cigarette fuse blew in the girlfriends 07 focus the other day. Went to replace it and couldn't find the correct fuse. A search online tells me a rake of different numbers or to 'go look at the manual'.

    The manual diagram and numbering is different to what's in the car. According to the manual the 'Cigar lighter, rear aux power socket' is fuse 39, 20amp. The fuses in the manual are numbered 37-86, all the fuses in the junction box are 3 numbers (1xx) rather than 2 numbered

    Manual:
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    Car:
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    Anyone any idea?


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    crosstownk
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    It's one of those yellow ones. Pull them out one by one (with the keys out of the ignition) and look to see which one is blown. It'll be fairly obvious when you come across the blown fuse.
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    Danbo!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,942 ✭✭✭Danbo!


    crosstownk wrote: »
    It's one of those yellow ones. Pull them out one by one (with the keys out of the ignition) and look to see which one is blown. It'll be fairly obvious when you come across the blown fuse.

    Cheers, must be the one of the back two, I pulled the closest 3, saw no evidence and assumed it wouldnt be as obvious as a bulb so gave up. Bloody typical.


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