Ford Edge - FUSE BOXES LOCATION (2015 - 2024)

[@fed9096]

Finally! So nice of you to reveal where the remaining fuses are! Disgraceful from ford to place them in such a weird place, but even worse to make it impossible for regular people to find schematics online! Thank you!

[@QuiteAlright]

No problem and glad I was able to help. I agree it is really awkward location for a fuse box

[@timo5532]

Fuse for actuator rear lift gate? No access panel for actuator, how get to it?

[@devinpol4258]

Unfortunately on my 2015 sport the location you first show is a slide out drawer, not a fuse panel. There’s not any markings indicating fuses but where the computer hookup is under that I’m guessing might house them. Yellow airbag light stays on, on the dash, ran the code it says “open circuit” but it’s not giving the code for anything malfunctioned or in error. I guess I’ll have to pay Ford way too much to replace fuse 46 that I can’t find (under the hood fuse 46 is not used).

[@kable6693]

I'm sure you may have already handled your situation but the fuse box is STILL in the same location as shown in the video. My Edge is the same, I have a small storage compartment in that location. Instead of going that way, you pull the trim out from under the steering wheel (it is just connected using clips, at least mine was) and you have to contort yourself under the steering wheel to find the fuse box. Without taking that trim off it is next to impossible to reach. My fuel gauge and dome light went out as well as other small kinks in the vehicle. I checked every fuse under the hood and they were fine, I was about to take it to Ford when I found that fuse box and checked the fuses and sure enough one was blown. Changed it and poof, everything started functioning as normal again.

[@marygonzales4883]

How would you know if the fuss box is bad 1:38

[@jamesconway6677]

Sometimes the fuse is shaped like a U. It’s blown if the U has a spilt in the middle… like chicken wishbone 😅

[@dominicvasquez6469]

Worst location on any vehicle I've had.

[@QuiteAlright]

True... very hard to access the fuses, especially ones in the cabin

[@tomparkspac]

Omg, the beginning of your video mentions the first compartment is in the “passenger” compartment clearly its not.. you opened up the fuse panel on the drivers side. Your doing nothing but confusing people….STOP!!!

[@leotolisano6452]

you need to chill. this guy is trying to help people and it was very helpful to me. passenger "compartment" is correct - don't confuse this with passenger "side"