In this article, we will discover the intricacies of the 1996 Ford F450 fuse box diagram, providing a comprehensive guide to help owners and enthusiasts navigate the labyrinth of fuses and relays within the vehicle’s electrical system.
Table of Contents
Fuse/CB Loe. | Fuse Amp. Rating | Description |
1 | 30 Amp | • Heater IAir conditioner blower |
2 | 30 Amp | • Wiper / Washer |
3 | 3 Amp | • Idle position switch (Diesel) |
4 | 15 Amp | • Exterior lamps • Instrument illumination • Trailer exterior lamp relay • Waming buzzer Ichime module |
5 | lO Amp | • Air bag restraint |
6 | 15 Amp | • Air conditioner clutch • Diesel auxiliary fuel selector • Remote keyless entry |
7 | 15 Amp | • Turn lamps |
8 | 15 Amp | • Courtesy Idome/ cargo lamps • Electric outside mirrors • Keyless entry • Speedometer • Sun visor mirror illumination • Waming buzzer Ichime module |
9 | 25 Amp | • Power point |
10 | 4 Amp | • Instrument illumination |
11 | 15 Amp | • Radio• Radio display dimmer |
12 | 20 Amp Circuit Breaker | • Electronic shif t motor 4-wheel drive • Power door locks • Power driver seat • Power lumbar |
13 | 15 Amp | • Anti-lock brakes • Brake shift interlock • Electronic engine control • Speed control • Stop/ hazard lamps • Stop sense for electronic engine control |
14 | 20 Amp C.B. | • Power windows |
15 | 20 Amp | • Anti-lock brakes |
16 | 15 Amp | • Cigarette lighter • Generic Scan Tool |
17 | lO Amp | • Diesel indicators • Electronic transmission • Gauges • Tachometer • Waming buzzer Ichime module • Warning indicators |
18 | lO Amp | • Air bag restraint • Automatic day-night mirror • Brake shift interlock • Electronic shift module 4-wheel drive • Speedometer • Selectable RPM control (Diesel) • Speed control (Diesel) |
Circuit Protected | Size | Location | |
Headlamps &Hi h BeamIn icator | 22 Amp Circ. Brkr. | Integral with Headlamp Switch | |
Windshield Wiper and Washer Pump | 30 Amp Fuse | Fuse Panel | |
Electric Brakes (Trailer) | 30 Amp Maxi Fuse | PowerDistribution Box | |
Trailer Lam.)s (Relay Feed | 25 Amp Fuse | PowerDistribution Box | |
Alternator, 95 Amp | 12 Ga.Fuse Link | At Starting Motor Relay (Gasoline Engine) | |
Alternator, 130 Amp | (2) 12 Ga. Fuse Links | At Starting Motor Relay (Diesel Engine) | |
Powertrain Control Module | 20 Amp Maxi Fuse | PowerDistribution Box | |
Fuel Pump | 20 Amp Maxi Fuse | PowerDistribution Box | |
Headlamp Switch | 40 Amp Maxi Fuse | PowerDistribution Box | |
Diesel Glow Plugs | (2) 14 Ga. Fuse Links | At Starting Motor Relay | |
Power Windows | 20 Amp C.B. | Fuse Panel | |
Power Door Locks | 20 Amp C.B. | Fuse Panel | |
Hazard Flashers | 15 Amp Fuse | Fuse Panel | |
Trailer Battery Recharge Feed | 30 Amp Maxi Fuse | PowerDistribution Box |
1996 Ford F450 Fuse Box Diagram (Power Distribution Box)
The Power Distribution Box serves as the enclosure for high current fuses, playing a vital role in safeguarding the primary electrical systems of your vehicle against overloads. These fuses establish connections between the battery and various electrical components within your vehicle.
How to open the hood of the 1996 Ford F450?
To access the engine compartment of your vehicle, follow these steps:
- Find the hood release handle located beneath the bottom left corner of the instrument panel inside the vehicle. This handle is typically positioned near the driver’s side footwell.
- Pull the hood release handle firmly to activate the primary latch that secures the hood. You may need to exert some force, but the hood should release.
- Once you’ve pulled the hood release handle, move to the front of the vehicle. Look for the auxiliary latch, which is situated under the right center of the hood.
- Locate the handle or mechanism associated with the auxiliary latch and release it. This can usually be done by sliding the handle or disengaging the mechanism, depending on your vehicle’s design.
- With the auxiliary latch now released, you can gently lift the hood upward. The lift cylinders in place should support the hood, allowing it to stay open.
Fuse/CB/ Relay Loe. | Fuse Amp. Rating | Description |
1 | 20 amp | • Audio power |
2 | (15 amp) | • Fog lamps • 200 Amp alternator (Diesel ambulance only) |
3 | 30 amp | • Daytime running lamps(Canada only) • Headlamp flash-to-pass • Horn |
4 | 25 amp | • Trailer back-up lamps • Trailer running lamps |
5 | 15 amp | • Back-up lamps • Daytime running lamp module (DRL) (Canada only) • Oxygen sensor heater • Trailer battery charge relay |
6 | lO amp | • Trailer right-hand stop/ turnlamp |
7 | lO amp | • Trailer right-hand stop/ turn lamp |
8 | 30 ap maxi | • Injector driver module |
9 | 30 amp (Gas)20 amfJ (Diese ) | • Powertrain control system |
10 | 20 ap maxi | • Instrument panel fuses: 15, 18 • Starter relay coil |
11 | – | Not used |
12 | Diode | • Powertrain control system relay coil |
13 | 50 ap maxi | • Instrument panel fuses: 5, 9, 13 |
14 | – | Not used |
15 | 50 ap maxi | • Instrument panel fuses: 1, 7 • Power distribution box: fuse 5 |
16 | 20 ap maxi | • Fuel pump feed (Gas engine) |
17 | SO amp maxi | |
18 | 30 amp maxi | Trailer Battery Charge |
19 | 40 amp maxi | Headlamps |
20 | SO amp maxi | Instrument pane fuses: 4, 8, 12, 16 |
21 | 30 amp maxi | Trailer Brake Feed |
22 | 20 amp maxi (Gas) 30 amf1 (diesel) | Distribution pickup (Gas Engine) Fuel Line Heater (Diesel) Glow plug controller (Diesel) Ignition Coil (Gas Engine) Power Control System Relay Coil Thick Film Integrated (TFI) module (Gas Engine) |
Relay 1 | Powertrain Control System | |
Relay 2 | Fuel Pump (Gas Engine) Injector Driver Module (IDM Relay) (Diesel) | |
Relay 3 | Horn | |
Relay 4 | Trailer Tow Lamps |
and resolve them safely, ensuring the vehicle’s optimal functioning.
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