2019 Ford Taurus Fuse Box Diagram

Power Distribution Box

WARNING:  Always disconnect the battery before servicing high current fuses.    WARNING:  To reduce risk of electrical shock, always replace the cover to the power distribution box before reconnecting the battery or refilling fluid reservoirs.

The power distribution box is in the engine compartment. It has high-current fuses that protect the vehicle’s main electrical systems from overloads.If you disconnect and reconnect the battery, you will need to reset some features.

Fuse or Relay Number	Fuse Amp Rating	Protected Components
1	–	Not used.
2	–	Not used.
3	–	Not used.
4	30A1	Wiper motor relay.
5	50A1	Anti-lock brake system pump.
6	–	Not used.
7	–	Not used.
8	20A1	Moonroof.   Power sunshade.
9	20A1	Second row power point.
10	–	Not used.
11	Relay	Heated rear window relay.
12	–	Not used.
13	Relay	Starter motor relay.
14	Relay	Left-hand cooling fan number 2 relay.
15	Relay	Fuel pump relay.
16	–	Not used.
17	–	Not used.
18	40A1	Front blower motor relay.
19	30A1	Starter relay.
20	20A1	Storage bin power point.
21	20A1	Rear heated seat module.
22	–	Not used.
23	30A1	Driver power seat.   Memory module.
24	–	Not used.
25	–	Not used.
26	40A1	Heated rear window relay.
27	20A1	Cigar lighter.
28	30A1	Climate controlled seats.
29	40A1	Electric fan relay 1.
30	40A1	Electric fan relay 2.
31	25A1	Electric fan relay 3.
32	Relay	Massage control seat relay.
33	Relay	Right-hand cooling fan relay.
34	Relay	Blower motor relay.
35	Relay	Left-hand cooling fan Number 1 relay.
36	–	Not used.
37	–	Not used.
38	–	Not used.
39	–	Not used.
40	–	Not used.
41	–	Not used.
42	30A2	Passenger power seat.
43	20A1	Anti-lock brake system valves.
44	–	Not used.
45	5A2	Rain sensor.
46	–	Not used.
47	–	Not used.
48	–	Not used.
49	–	Not used.
50	15A 2	Heated mirrors.
51	–	Not used.
52	–	Not used.
53	–	Not used.
54	–	Not used.
55	Relay	Wiper relay.
56	–	Not used.
57	20A2	Left-hand high intensity discharge headlamp.
58	10A2	Alternator A-line.
59	10A2	Brake on/off switch.
60	–	Not used.
61	–	Not used.
62	10A 2	A/C clutch relay.
63	–	Not used.
64	15A2	Massage control seats.
65	30A2	Fuel pump relay.   Fuel injectors.
66	Relay	Powertrain control module relay.
67	20A2	Oxygen sensor heater.   Mass airflow sensor.   Variable camshaft timing solenoid valve.   Canister vent solenoid.   Canister purge solenoid.
68	20A2	Ignition coils.
69	20A2	Vehicle power 1 (powertrain control module).
70	15A2	A/C clutch.   Fan control relay coils 1-3.   Variable air conditioning compressor.   Auxiliary transmission warmup.   Turbo charge waste-gate control.   Electronic compressor bypass valve.   All-wheel drive module.   Positive crankcase ventilation heater.
71	–	Not used.
72	–	Not used.
73	–	Not used.
74	–	Not used.
75	–	Not used.
76	–	Not used.
77	–	Not used.
78	20A 2	Right high-intensity discharge headlamp.
79	–	Not used.
80	–	Not used.
81	–	Not used.
82	–	Not used.
83	–	Not used.
84	–	Not used.
85	–	Not used.
86	7.5A2	Powertrain control module.   Keep alive power and relay.   Canister vent solenoid.
87	5A2	Run/start relay.
88	Relay	Run/start relay.
89	5A2	Front blower relay coil.   Electrical power assist steering module.
90	10A2	Powertrain control module run/start.
91	10A2	Adaptive cruise control module.
92	10A 2	Anti-lock brake system module.
93	5A2	Rear window defrost relay.
94	30A1	Passenger compartment fuse panel run/start.
95	–	Not used.
96	–	Not used.
97	–	Not used.
98	Relay	A/C clutch relay.

¹J-case fuses.²Mini fuses.

Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel

The fuse panel is under the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel. You may need to remove a trim panel to access it.

Fuse or Relay Number	Fuse Amp Rating	Protected Components
1	30A	Left front and right rear smart window motors.
2	15A	Driver seat switch.
3	30A	Right front smart window motor.
4	10A	Demand lamps battery saver relay.
5	20A	Audio amplifier.
6	5A	Not used (spare).
7	7.5A	Driver seat module logic.   Left front door zone module.   Keypad.
8	10A	Not used (spare).
9	10A	SYNC module.   Multi-function displays.   Electronic finish panel.   Radio frequency transceiver module.
10	10A	Run accessory relay.
11	10A	Intelligent access module logic.   Heads-up display.
12	15A	Puddle lamp.   Backlighting LED.   Interior lighting.
13	15A	Right-hand direction indicators.
14	15A	Left-hand direction indicators.
15	15A	Stop lamp.   Backup lamp.
16	10A	Right low beam.
17	10A	Left low beam.
18	10A	Start button.   Keypad illumination.   Brake-shift interlock.   Powertrain control module wake-up.   Immobilizer transceiver module.
19	20A	Audio amplifiers.
20	20A	All lock motor relay and coil.   Driver lock motor relay and coil.
21	10A	Extended power module.
22	20A	Horn relay.
23	15A	Steering wheel control module logic   Instrument cluster.
24	15A	Steering wheel control module.   Datalink.
25	15A	Decklid release.
26	5A	Ignition switch.   Push button ignition switch.
27	20A	Intelligent access module power.
28	15A	Not used (spare).
29	20A	Radio.   Global positioning system module.
30	15A	Front park lamps.
31	5A	Not used (spare).
32	15A	Smart window motors.   Master window and mirror switch.   Rear window power sunshade module.   Lock switch illumination.
33	10A	Not used (spare).
34	10A	Reverse park aid module.   Automatic high beam and lane departure module.   Rear heated seat module.   Blind spot monitor module.   Rear video camera.
35	5A	Motorized humidity sensor.   Heads-up display.   Traction control switch.
36	10A	Heated steering wheel.
37	10A	Not used (spare).
38	10A	Auto–dimming mirror (without automatic high beam and lane departure module).   Moonroof module and switch.
39	15A	High beams.
40	10A	Rear park lamps.
41	7.5A	Extended power module.
42	5A	Not used (spare).
43	10A	Not used (spare).
44	10A	Not used (spare).
45	5A	Not used (spare).
46	10A	Climate control module.
47	15A	Not used (spare).
48	30A Circuit breaker	Front passenger power window.   Rear power windows.
49	Relay	Delayed accessory.

2019 Ford Taurus Owners Manual

Changing a Fuse

Fuses

WARNING:  Always replace a fuse with one that has the specified amperage rating. Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating can cause severe wire damage and could start a fire.

If electrical components in the vehicle are not working, a fuse may have blown. Blown fuses are identified by a broken wire within the fuse. Check the appropriate fuses before replacing any electrical components.Fuse Types

Callout	Fuse Type
A	Micro 2
B	Micro 3
C	Maxi
D	Mini
E	M Case
F	J Case
G	J Case Low Profile