In this article, we will provide you with an in-depth exploration of the 1997 Ford Expedition fuse box diagram. We’ll unravel the complexities and demystify the purpose of each fuse, enabling you to navigate your electrical system with confidence and ease.
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Note: All information contained in this Quick Reference Guide was accurate at the time of duplication. For detailed operating and safety information, please consult your Owner’s Manual.
Fuses, circuit breakers, and fuse links play a vital role in safeguarding your vehicle’s electrical system against overloading. Whenever certain electrical components in your vehicle fail to function, it is possible that the system has experienced an overload and blown a fuse or tripped a circuit breaker. Before considering any repairs or replacements for the electrical parts, it is essential to inspect the corresponding fuses or circuit breakers.
The following comprehensive charts provide information on the specific fuses or circuit breakers that protect each electrical component within your vehicle. Following these guidelines will help you ensure the efficient functioning of your vehicle’s electrical system. It’s crucial to note that if a fuse blows or a circuit breaker opens, all the parts connected to that particular circuit will cease to operate.
1997 Ford Expedition Fuse Box Diagram Chart (Power Network Box)
1997 FORD EXPEDITION FUSE BOX DIAGRAM
Note: In the event that you need to disconnect and reconnect the battery, it's important to note that certain features may require resetting. This step is necessary to restore their functionality.
Slot number
Fuse amperage rating
Circuits protected
1
20 amp
Trailer tow backup & tail lamps
2
10 amp
Airbag diagnostic monitor
3
30 amp
Power locks
4
15 amp
Air suspension
5
20 amp
Horn
6
30 amp
Engine mini fuse box fuses #3 and #5
7
15 amp
Park and tail lamps
8
30 amp
Headlamps
9
15 amp
Fog lamps and DRL
10
25 amp
Auxiliary instrument panel (I/P) powerpoint
11
25 amp
Auxiliary console powerpoint
12
10 amp
Rear wiper
13
30 amp
Auxiliary blower
14
60 amp
Four-wheel anti-lock brake system (4WABS)
15
50 amp
Air suspension compressor
16
40 amp
Trailer tow battery charge, engine mini fuse box fuse #2, engine mini fuse box fuse #4
17
30 amp
Four-wheel drive (4WD) transfer case motor and clutch
18
30 amp
Driver power seat
19
20 amp
Fuel pump
20
50 amp
Junction box ignition switched feed
21
50 amp
Junction box ignition switched feed
22
50 amp
Junction box battery feed
23
40 amp
Front blower
24
30 amp
Powertrain control module power
25
30 C.B.
Windows
26
–
not used
27
40 amp
Heated backlite and mirrors
28
30 amp
Trailer tow electric brake
29
30 amp
Hybrid fan, moon roof, flip windows
Slot number
Fuse amperage rating
Description
1
–
not used
2
–
PCM diode
Slot number
Fuse amperage rating
Description
1
–
Windshield wipers high/low speed
2
–
Windshield wipers run/park
3
–
Front washer pump relay
4
–
Fuel pump relay
5
–
Horn relay
6
–
PCM power relay
Important:Always disconnect the battery before servicing high-current fuses. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, always replace the cover with the power distribution box before reconnecting the battery or refilling fluid reservoirs. Always replace a fuse with one that has the specified amperage rating. Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating can cause severe wire damage and could start a fire.
1997 Ford Expedition Engine Mini Fuse Box
The engine’s mini fuse box is located on the left side of the engine compartment, making it easily accessible for maintenance and fuse replacements. It safeguards electrical components and ensures swift resolution of any issues, keeping the vehicle running smoothly.
1997 FORD EXPEDITION FUSE BOX DIAGRAM
Slot number
Fuse amperage rating
Circuits protected
1
5 amp
Powertrain control module (PCM)
2
20 amp
Trailer tow stop/turn lamps
3
10 amp
Audio rear integrated control panel (RICP), compact disc changer, radio
4
10 amp
Running board lamps
5
20 amp
Amplifier, subwoofer amplifier
6
–
Not used
1997 Ford Expedition Primary Battery Fuses
The primary battery fuses are located near the battery in the engine compartment. These mega-fuses are essential for safeguarding the electrical system by protecting against excessive currents and potential hazards. Placed in close proximity to the battery, these fuses serve as a vital defense line, ensuring the safe operation of your vehicle’s electrical components and reducing the likelihood of damage or malfunctions.
1997 FORD EXPEDITION FUSE BOX DIAGRAM
Location
Amperage
Description
1
175
Power network box mega fuse
2
175
Alternator mega fuse
3
20
Alternator field mini fuse
1997 Ford Expedition Fuse Box Diagram (Junction Box)
1997 FORD EXPEDITION FUSE BOX DIAGRAM
Slot number
Amperage
Description
1
15 amp
Stop/turn lamps
2
5 amp
Instrument cluster, trip computer
3
25 amp
Cigar lighter
4
5 amp
Autolamp module, headlamp relay, remote entry anti-theft with personality module (RAP), power mirrors
5
15 amp
Air condition (A/C) clutch, hybrid fan relay, backup lamps, speed control, DRL, instrument panel blend door actuator, electronic variable orifice(EVO) steering module
Electronic flasher, 4WD vacuum solenoids, trailer tow battery charge relay, console climate door actuator, auxiliary blend, and mode door actuators, auxiliary pot switching module
24
10 amp
I/P blower relay, junction fuse box #7
25
5 amp
4WABS module, 4WABS red lamps relay
26
10 amp
Right low beam headlamp, DRL module
27
5 amp
Foglamp relay, main lamp switch
28
10 amp
Left low beam headlamp
29
5 amp
Auto lamp module, instrument cluster, transmission control indicator light, and switch
30
30 amp
Ignition coils, PCM relay, PATS module, radio capacitors
31
–
Not used
Slot number
Amperage
Description
1
–
Interior lamp relay
2
–
Battery saver relay
3
–
HBL relay
4
–
One touch-down relay
5
–
Accessory delay relay
1997 Ford Expedition Fuse Ratings
Fuse rating
Color
5 amp
Beige
10 amp
Red
15 amp
Blue
20 amp
Yellow
25 amp
Natural
30 amp
Green
40 amp
Orange
50 amp
Red
60 amp
Blue
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Conclusion
In conclusion, understanding the 1997 Ford Expedition fuse box diagram is essential for any vehicle owner. We have explored the various components and functions of the fuse box, by referencing the fuse box diagram shown above, if you encounter any electrical issues, the fuse box diagram is a valuable resource to diagnose, resolve problems, and quickly identify the fuses that protect specific electrical components avoiding potential malfunctions.
