1996 Mercury Villager fuse

ServicingYou rVillager
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WARNING
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[SV37000(ALL)01/93]
Engine Compartment Main Fuse Panel
[SV37100(ALL)06/95]
10-1/2 pica
art:0040303-A
Engine compartment main fuse panel
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[SV37250(ALL)06/95]
eighteen pica
chart:0040328-A%*
[SV37900(ALL)03/95]
Circuit Breakers
[SV38000(ALL)01/93]
If you need to check a circuit breaker that is on the fuse panel,
seeFuses, checking and replacingin the Index to find out how to
locate the fuse panel.
[SV38100(ALL)01/93]
Since you need diagnostic equipment to check whether a circuit
breaker works and such equipment comes with instructions, we
do not discuss how to check circuit breakers. If you have
questions about circuit breakers or how to check them, see your
Lincoln-Mercury dealer.
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[SV38200(ALL)10/92]
However, you should know that the circuit breakers will reset
themselves and allow the electrical parts to work again once the
overload on the circuit is removed. If the circuit breakers
continue to cut off electricity, have your vehicle's electrical
system checked.
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Servicing Your Villager
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[SV38300(ALL)06/95]
If you replace a circuit breaker, use one with the same
amperage rating. To remove a circuit breaker mounted by the
fuse panel, grip it with your finger and thumb and pull it
straight out of its socket.
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[SV38400(ALL)10/94]
Relays
[SV38500(ALL)05/95]
Relays are devices which receive signals from components or
systems. After receiving signals, relays transfer these signals to
activate or deactivate other components or systems. A relay box
is located near the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
[SV38600(ALL)06/95]
10-1/2 pica art:0040207-F
The relay box
[SV38650(ALL)06/95]
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Chime
headlamps on.................... 77
key in ignition.................... 58
safety belt...................... 70
Circuit breakers
checking and replacing............... 346
see also fuses.................... 337
Cleaning your vehicle
chrome and aluminum parts.............. 7
engine compartment................. 302
exterior....................... 6
exterior lamps................... 114
fabric....................... 165
headlamps..................... 114
instrument panel................... 7
plastic parts..................... 7
polishing....................... 6
rustproofing..................... 7
safety belts...................... 23
tail lamps..................... 114
upholstery and interior trim............. 165
washing....................... 6
waxing........................ 6
wheels....................... 329
Climate control system
air conditioning.................... 91
heating........................ 91
Clock......................... 217
Clutch, fluid reservoir................. 333
Cold engine starting................... 60
Combination lap and shoulder belts........... 9,11
Controls
instrument panel................... 89
mirrors....................... 169
steering column................... 123
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Electrical system
circuit breakers................... 346
fuses......................337±338
relays....................... 347
Electronic sound system
antenna...................... 121
radio reception................... 226
tuning the radio.................. 210
warranty and service information........... 228
Emergencies, roadside
assistance..................... 275
battery acid spills................255, 331
fuel........................ 307
towing....................... 273
Emergency brake (parking brake)............ 237
Emission control system
catalytic converter.................. 362
emissions warranty................. 362
Engine
check engine warning light.............. 72
does not start................... 61,63
fuel injected engine, starting.............. 59
fuel pump shut-off switch............... 63
preparing to start................... 59
service points.................... 300
starting....................... 60
starting after a collision............... 273
storing your vehicle................. 369
Engine block heater................... 62
Engine coolant.................... 314
checking and adding................ 314
disposal...................... 296
drain and flush................... 318
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Ford of Canada Customer Assistance Centre....... 282
Foreign registration.................. 284
French owner guides, how to obtain........... 3
Fuel
calculating fuel economy............... 308
choosing the right fuel............... 305
filling your vehicle with fuel............. 303
filter, specifications................. 367
fuel filler door release lever...........303, 367
fuel gauge.................... 77,83
low fuel warning light................. 76
octane rating.................... 305
quality....................... 305
running out of fuel................. 308
safety information relating to automotive fuels..... 307
storing your vehicle................. 370
treating emergencies................. 307
Fuel cap
removing...................... 303
replacing...................... 303
Fuel filler door.................... 303
remote release................... 303
Fuel filter, specifications................ 367
Fuel gauge..................... 77,83
Fuel pump shut-off switch
engine does not start................ 273
starting after a collision............... 273
Fuse panels
engine compartment................. 344
instrument panel.................. 338
Fuses
charts....................... 338
checking and replacing............... 337
circuit breakers................... 346
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