Body Control Module Fuse Box Location?

[Mattbar1]

So this is not what is pictured in the Owner's Manual. Which one is correct?

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So this is not what is pictured in the Owner's Manual. Which one is correct?

What are you looking for?

 

[Mattbar1]

What are you looking for?

The inside fuse panel.

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

Aw, mods deleted my helpful comments

The spare fuses are just spares, they have no wiring to them.

Add-a-fuses are cheap, just order 1 of each and use whichever one you end up needing for the fuse you choose to tap

Or wait til you get your Bronco, open it up, check, then run to the local auto parts store and buy one.

Even if you have no documentation and don't know what any of the fuses do, you can use a multimeter to determine if any fuse is 12V hot, acc. power, switched, etc.

Alternatively, tap the rearview mirror power for the dashcam or radar detector.

I've done it both ways. Rearview mirror is easiest because it doesn't involve running wires from the fuse box in the kick panel, through the dash, up the a-pillar, and through the headliner.

 

[Mattbar1]

Aw, mods deleted my helpful comments

Not sure what you had written, if you get a photo or any more info please share!

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

Not sure what you had written, if you get a photo or any more info please share!

A bunch of smart ass stuff about the multiple threads asking where the box is. I just updated the comment you quoted to something a bit less dickish though, as the threads are now merged into one with a less vague overall topic.

 

[Bronc-itis]

Aw, mods deleted my helpful comments

The spare fuses are just spares, they have no wiring to them.

Add-a-fuses are cheap, just order 1 of each and use whichever one you end up needing for the fuse you choose to tap

Or wait til you get your Bronco, open it up, check, then run to the local auto parts store and buy one.

Alternatively, tap the rearview mirror power for the dashcam or radar detector.

I've done it both ways. Rearview mirror is easiest because it doesn't involve running wires from the fuse box in the kick panel, through the dash, up the a-pillar, and through the headliner.

Same. I use the rear view for stuff like that

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

 

[Mattbar1]

A bunch of smart ass stuff about the multiple threads asking where the box is. I just updated the comment you quoted to something a bit less dickish though, as the threads are now merged into one with a less vague overall topic.

No problem. I was ignoring that kind of stuff. If someone provides a photo then we all learn where it is. If it is hidden behind the glove box, and I missed it, then I look dumb, but that is ok! I am just trying to find it!

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

No problem. I was ignoring that kind of stuff. If someone provides a photo then we all learn where it is. If it is hidden behind the glove box, and I missed it, then I look dumb, but that is ok! I am just trying to find it!

Again though, do you have a Bronco in your possession to confirm or deny any of the locations? You say it's possible you missed it--Have you personally looked? It's either gonna be where the photo shows, or behind the glovebox, or behind the lower right kick panel in front of the passenger door where it was on the 12th gen F150s. I'll be amazed if it's not in one of those 3 spots, and it'll only take someone with a Bronco 5 minutes to find out.

 

[Mattbar1]

Again though, do you have a Bronco in your possession to confirm or deny any of the locations? You say it's possible you missed it--Have you personally looked? It's either gonna be where the photo shows, or behind the glovebox, or behind the lower right kick panel in front of the passenger door where it was on the 12th gen F150s. I'll be amazed if it's not in one of those 3 spots, and it'll only take someone with a Bronco 5 minutes to find out.

I have personally looked for it as much as I could. That is how I know the photo does not look right. The kick panels have speakers. The glovebox is mostly a cabin air filter.

Hopefully, someone with a Bronco can double-check for us!

 

[drive21bronco]

I just checked a Ranger, The Fuse Boxes are one the driver side under the steering wheel and in the engine compartment

I have personally looked for it as much as I could. That is how I know the photo does not look right. The kick panels have speakers. The glovebox is mostly a cabin air filter.

Hopefully, someone with a Bronco can double-check for us!

Is it not under the driver side steering wheel? Kinda where your left leg would be? That is where it is on the Ranger.

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

I have personally looked for it as much as I could. That is how I know the photo does not look right. The kick panels have speakers. The glovebox is mostly a cabin air filter.

Hopefully, someone with a Bronco can double-check for us!

Hmm. Maybe back under the dash on the driver's side like they used to be on the older trucks

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

I just checked a Ranger, The Fuse Boxes are one the driver side under the steering wheel and in the engine compartment



Is it not under the driver side steering wheel? Kinda where your left leg would be? That is where it is on the Ranger.

Beat me to it, though I didn't know that's where they were on the current ranger. I'm bet that's where it's at

 

[drive21bronco]

In the Ranger

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