The Ford F-350 truck came equipped with a fuse panel containing 13 fuses, ranging from 10 to 30 amps. Like the breakers in your home, these fuses protect various components in your vehicle from being damaged by dangerous power surges.
The 1993 F-150 fuse panel is located under the driver-side instrument panel. Access is gained through a pull-down door that conceals the panel.
From top to bottom and left to right, these are the fuses contained in the F-350 panel:
Heater Blower Motor (30 amp)
Turn Signals/Back-up Lamps (15 amp)
Emergency Warning & Stop Lamps (15 amp)
Accessories (15 amp)
Instrument Panel Lamps (5 amp)
Power Windows (20 amp)
Radio (15 amp)
Warning Lamps (15 amp)
Auxiliary Fuel Tank (10 amp)
Horn & Cigar Lighter (20 amp)
Power Door Locks (30 amp)
Courtesy Lamps (15 amp)
Tail Lamps (15 amp)
To replace a fuse in your F-350, simply pull out the blown fuse and insert the new one. A fuse removal tool makes it easier to remove the tiny, cramped fuses.
