1997 Ford F350 Fuse Box Diagram

In this article, we will discover the specifics of the 1997 Ford F350 fuse box diagram, helping you grasp the different fuses and their corresponding functions. Equipped with this knowledge, you’ll be better prepared to efficiently identify and resolve electrical issues, ultimately saving both time and money.

Ford F350 Heavy Duty Fuse Box Diagram

Fuses, circuit breakers, and fuse links are essential for safeguarding your vehicle’s electrical system against overloading. If you observe certain electrical components in your vehicle not working, it’s possible that an overload has occurred, leading to a blown fuse or a tripped circuit breaker. Instead of immediately replacing or repairing the affected electrical parts, it’s advisable to first inspect the corresponding fuses or circuit breakers.

The provided charts contain valuable information regarding which fuses or circuit breakers are responsible for protecting each specific electrical component in your vehicle. It’s crucial to understand that if a fuse blows or a circuit breaker opens a circuit, all the components relying on that particular circuit will cease to function.

Fuse/CB Loe.Fuse Amp. Rating Description
130 AmpHeater
Air conditioner
blower
230 Amp•   Wiper / Washer
33 Amp•   Idle position switch (Diesel)
415 Amp•   Exterior lamps•   Instrument illumination•   Trailer exterior lamp relay•   Waming buzzer Ichime module
5 •   Not used
615 Amp•   Air conditioner clutch•   Diesel auxiliary fuel selector•   Remote keyless entry
715 Amp•   Turn lamps
815 Amp•   Courtesy Idome/ cargo lamps•   Electric outside mirrors•   Keyless entry•   Speedometer•  Waming buzzer Ichime module
925 Amp•   Power point
104 Amp•   Instrument illumination
1115 Amp•   Radio•   Radio display dimmer
1220 Amp Circuit Breaker•   Power door locks•   Power driver seat•   Power lumbar
1315 Amp•   Anti-lock brakes•   Brake shift interlock•   Electronic engine control•   Speed control•   Stop/ hazard lamps•    Stop sense for electronic engine control
1420 Amp C.B.•   Power windows
1520 Amp•   Anti-lock brakes
1615 Amp•   Cigarette lighter•   Generic Scan Tool
17lO Amp•   Diesel indicators•   Electronic transmission•   Gauges•   Tachometer•   Waming buzzer Ichime module•   Waming indicators
18lO Amp•   Brake shift interlock•   Speedometer•   Selectable RPM control (Diesel)•   Speed control (Diesel)
Circuit ProtectedSizeLocation 
Headlamps & High Beam Indicator22 Amp Circ. Brkr.Integral with Headlamp Switch
Windshield Wiper and Washer Pump30 Amp Fuse  Fuse Panel
Electric Brakes (Trailer)30 Amp Maxi FusePower Distribution Box
Trailer Lam.)s (Relay Feed25 Amp FusePower Distribution Box
  Alternator, 95 Amp12 Ga. Fuse LinkAt Starting Motor Relay (Gasoline Engine)
Alternator, 130 Amp(2) 12 Ga. Fuse LinksAt Starting Motor Relay (Diesel Engine)
Powertrain Control Module20 Amp Maxi FusePower Distribution Box
Fuel Pump20 Amp Maxi FusePower Distribution Box
Headlamp Switch40 Amp Maxi FusePower Distribution Box
Diesel Glow Plugs(2) 14 Ga. Fuse LinksAt Starting Motor Relay
Power Windows20 Amp C.B.Fuse Panel
Power Door Locks20 Amp C.B.Fuse Panel
Hazard Flashers15 Amp FuseFuse Panel
Trailer Battery Recharge Feed30 Amp Maxi FusePower Distribution Box

1997 Ford F350 Fuse Box Diagram (Power Distribution Box)

The high current fuses contained in the Power Distribution Box protect your vehicle’s main
electrical systems from overloads; these fuses provide the connection between the battery and
your vehicle’s electrical systems.

The high current fuses are coded as follows: 30 amp — light green, 40 amp — orange, 50 amp — red, 60 amp — blue.

Steps to open the hood of the 1997 Ford F350

To access the engine compartment of your vehicle, follow these steps:

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.

Important Notes

  • Ford recommends that high-current fuses be replaced by a qualified technician.
  • A blown high current fuse may be replaced but will continue to blow until the cause of the overload condition is corrected.
Fuse/CB/ Relay Loe.Fuse Amp. Rating  Description
120 ampAudio power
2(15 amp)Fog lamps200 Amp alternator (Diesel ambulance only)
330 ampDaytime running lamps (Canada only) Headlamp flash-to-passHorn
425 ampTrailer back-up lampsTrailer running lamps
515 ampBack-up lampsDaytime running lamp module (DRL) (Canada only)Oxygen sensor heaterTrailer battery charge relay
6lO ampTrailer right-hand stop/ turn lamp
7lO ampTrailer left-hand stop/ turn lamp
830 ap maxiInjector driver module
930 amp (Gas) 20 amfJ (Diese )Powertrain control system
1020 amp maxiInstrument panel fuses: 15, 18Starter relay coil
11Not used
12DiodePowertrain control system relay coil
1350 amp maxiInstrument panel fuses: 5, 9, 13
14Not used
1550 amp maxiInstrument panel fuses: 1, 7Power distribution box: fuse 5
1620 amp maxiFuel pump feed (Gas engine)
1750 ampAlternator Charge Lamp
Idle Position Switch (Diesel)
Instrument Panel Fuses: 2, 6, 11, 14, 17
Power Distribution Box: Fuse 22
1830 amp maxiTrailer Battery Charge
1940 amp maxiHeadlamps
20 50 amp maxiInstrument Panel Fuses: 4, 8, 12, 16
2130 amp maxiTrailer Brake Feed
2220 amp maxi (Gas)
30 amp (Diesel)
Distributor Pickup (Gas Engine)
Fuel Line Heater (Diesel)
Glow Plug Controller (Diesel)
Ignition Coil (Gas Engine)
Powertrain Control System Relay Coil
Thick film integrated (TFI) module (Gas Engine)
Relay 1Powertrain Control System
Relay 2Fuel Pump (Gas Engine)
Injector Driver Module (IDM Relay) (Diesel)
Relay 3Horn
Relay 4Trailer Tow Lamps
Relay 5Not Used

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