Fuse 27 Relocation | 2014 Ford Raptor

[@UploaderNine]

If you have a Gen 1 Raptor and you dont see fuse 27 has been relocated, DO IT! Mine ended up not starting at a gas station like the fuel pump was dead. After a tow to the shop I learned of fuse 27. Relocate before it goes on you.

[@shaun5r]

I've got a 2011 Gen1. Fuse 27 blew out while on an Australian Air Force Base. It ran the next morning. No Dealers knew how to fix F-150s in Australia in 2017. It wouldn't start again... My wife and I figured it out while at her horse barn, requiring a few trips to the auto store and a few "G'days." Thanks for the great video... this may be in my future!

[@MikeMcCasland27]

Hey bud, appreciate you uploading this. I used it as a direct walkthrough for doing the job on my truck. You are correct about it being intimidating at first. You don't know what gambling is until you're snipping wires on the wiring harness of a truck that's running perfectly fine, while your wife is telling you should "just take it in", and "you're an idiot for trying". That startup afterwards was rewarding as fuck. I cranked the rocky themesong and ran around the yard to the horror and dismay of the wife. :) Thanks again! Mike

[@everettsantana6058]

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[@marvinjulius6198]

@Everett Santana instablaster ;)

[@michaelhartman851]

Doing the exact same thing to my 5.0 f 150 one stupid thing I did was break one of the metal posts the fuse box anchors to, it's really thin flimsy metal and broke very easily so be careful, used some metal tape to repair it wasn't much of a problem.

[@omarjulio7167]

Thanks for this looks easy ! I’m going to order mines ASAP

[@rutilorocha3457]

Nice job brother I have one raptor svt I will check out this fuse too good job

[@craigm5601]

Good video if your low mileage and having problems I made it 139000 before having the fuse problem so my ? Was why did I make it so far led it back to the fuel pump Dr module sucking more power than the new one does which strained the already pushed to the limit fuse box replaced the module and a new fuse been another 80000 miles with no more problem so the truck is so old now I don't have much use for it anymore and I still never had to rewire my fuse box

[@bosssho3096]

How was this not a Recall from Ford? Or a TSB at the very least?

[@mal28779]

TSB 15-0137 my friend. Should have been a recall

[@BUDZGURA]

Well done 🙏🙏🙏

[@odemu2074]

Call any Ford dealer they'll relocate fuse as recall for this problem

[@soccerjacob]

So I have a question, both fuses are 20 amp so why does it not effect the other fuse? That's very confusing to me. Mine just blown yesterday and am waiting to relocate but why the small fuse blows and not the larger one.

[@NavaDownSouth]

Fuse 27 or the melted plastic yellow glob thing

[@jinsvi]

Still should have disconnected the battery at the battery but thanks for the video. I'll be doing this to my raptor

[@socaltiresstudio777]

This is the most well done relocation video available, Great Job! One of the first "mods" I did to my 2010 Raptor at 200k miles was this, believe it or not. Old fuse looked great as well but it's definitely cheap insurance!

[@ShiftedPerspective]

thanks man! I was hoping this would help those who were doing the fuse relocation.

[@mrstl3000]

​@@ShiftedPerspectivedoes it matter which way the space is put in fuse box

[@mal28779]

Thanks for the video. I watched because the instructions provided referenced a connection to fuse 08-03. I assumed it was the blue/red wire you showed, and I was correct. Not criticizing, but the purpose of that heat shrink you pinch off is to ensure no accidental power is put to that circuit, if the next owner decided to pop in fuse 27. I deal with these things daily... Again, thank you nice work

[@11stealthgraygmc]

Thanks for the video!! 46k and my 14 Raptor stalled twice but fixed mine with your help 👍

[@RavancheII]

I was just checking on mine, and the spot where "fuse 27" is normally located is currently empty, and the "fuse 70" has a larger 20 Amp fuse in just like the one in your kit, so I am thinking that mine was already done pre purchase. Thanks for the info and the hands on, appreciate you.

[@ShiftedPerspective]

It certainly sounds like they replaced it! Nice.

[@bryanm6492]

Just bought my 2012 Raptor yesterday and this video makes the job EASY (easier), thank you, ordering the kit today and hopefully will complete this weekend

[@C_Moore]

$30 is ridiculous!!! They gave you $4 in parts!!

[@jorgequevedo2039]

My raptor is 12 years old i had this problem 2 years ago the mechanic put a 20 fuse in the same spot and never had the any issue again!

[@brandons1872]

2013 raptor has no fuse in 27 location. Any thought?

[@timpearson4040]

Hey great info I had Ford do mine, it was in for some other maintenance they where familiar with the process, they said it wasn't a matter of if but when. If you are a gen 1 owner do it!!!

[@Mineratron]

Thanks for sharing. Was very confused by the instructions which state splice the blue/red and black wires together… but show two blue/red wires being spliced. Wasted ages double, triple checking and chasing wires to be sure. 🤪😅

[@jeremykruchten914]

My truck has been intermittently doing the, cranking not starting thing. I found the #27 fuse, it was melted. I put a new one in and it worked for a day. Now the truck won't start again, same symptoms, but the fuse is fine. Any ideas???

[@ShiftedPerspective]

was there any other damage maybe to the fuse box?

[@Lomotilian]

I appreciate this video. My 2013 cranked this morning but wouldn't start, searched online and found out about this problematic fuse #27. Replaced it with a new 20A fuse, but as with anything else, if a fuse is burning out that's always a sign of a bigger problem. My fuse relocating kit is on order and will be doing this mod in the next few days. I especially appreciate your video cutting out a couple unnecessary steps in the instructions. Thanks again.

[@tomholden494]

I owe my Gen 1 Raptor buddy a dollar and a case of soda for knowing what was wrong with my FX4 6.2L. I owe you a thanks for putting together this video. 'Throwing parts at it' had already just started. It is hard to recreate the starting issue when the fuse is only partially melted and still working and the truck isn't throwing codes...

[@workhardplayhard3206]

i had a fuel pump problem awhile back. makes me wonder if this might have been the problem

[@RomeroRyanAllen]

Just followed you video for the same truck. Pretty straight forward and better than the paper instructions. I had actually already fried my fuse once and melted the terminal but was able to jam another fuse in there and limp it along until the relo kit came in. Thanks for the good vid.

[@ShiftedPerspective]

Glad I could help!

[@betterrecognize4558]

Where do you buy a single fuse to put into the fuse box?

[@112ENG]

Hey do you know where the drivers side lumbar support fuse is located? It’s not on any diagram or fuse box and I’m quite frustrated.

[@KingAhimz]

i faced same problem fuel pump fuse blown 2 years ago on the highway😁🤙🏻

[@markschuman7697]

Thanks for the great video!

[@TheDarealzman]

Thanks..... just did mine!!

[@lucasjoslin6139]

I remember when he said it was pointless to have the jeep bc it wasn’t being used the way it should be. Then he got fookin raptor which is worse on gas and is basically the same as the jeep

[@ShiftedPerspective]

I missed having an SUV regardless of exactly what I am using it for. Although I have use this truck a dozen times with house projects so it's pretty useful to me

[@lucasjoslin6139]

@@ShiftedPerspectivelol. So I got the same jeep you had and I put a 2 inch lift and I want to go a size bigger on tires but the tires are rubbing already full tilt Turing right. Do you remember what size spacers you got? And did they still rub after you installed them?

[@ShiftedPerspective]

@@lucasjoslin6139 I had 1.5" spacers. Helped tremendously but I still had a little bit of rubbing

[@lucasjoslin6139]

@@ShiftedPerspective thanks bro 🤙🏻

[@spydermonkey2127]

Super unsafe...you always disconnect the negative...that positive can touch any metal and boom!! You have a full circuits...that's why they gave you instructions...

[@myroadtours6147]

My Raptor turns 11 yrs old this month and never heard of this issue. I've been an early member of just about ever Raptor forum as well. 11 yrs later and still no problem. I need to check it, maybe Ford already did this on one of its trips to the dealership over the years.

[@ShiftedPerspective]

If they relocated the fuse, there should be a new fuse in the larger location and potentially a little sticker in the fuse box. If that new fuse location is empty, they haven’t done it but I would definitely recommend it.

[@myroadtours6147]

@@ShiftedPerspective Just now checking my fuse box, I haven't really been driving the truck much. I wore the whole front end out, so basically had it rebuilt. So now its time to address this fuse issue. No, my Fuse 27 has not been relocated. Its still in the factory location and the fuse looks good. I'm currently trying to talk to my Ford service department about having it relocated. I need to have a few other things done, so I figured I would let the pros relocate it.

[@myroadtours6147]

@@ShiftedPerspective Had ot relocated last week. They placed the sticker for the new fuse on top of the fuse box. 128k miles later. Crazy when I think of some of the remote places I've driven it over the years.

[@396fab]

Great video except, ***DISCONNECT THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL FROM THE BATTERY FIRST!!!*** please add this to your video.

[@user-xs8gm2md6d]

Cut the wire closer to the old fuse hello