2012 F-250 front cigar lighter fuse is #83
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12-18-2013, 08:22 PM
2012 F-250 front cigar lighter fuse is #83
Just thought I would share some information to save someone a few hours of hunting for the front cigar lighter fuse. My cell phone charger blew a fuse and in-turn blew the fuse that controls both front cigar lighter ports.
The F250 owner manual makes absolutely no mention of what fuse goes to the cigar lighters.
The fuse is in the Power Distribution Box under the hood, behind the coolant tank.
From the 2012 F-250/350/450/500 (f23) Owner's Guide, 3rd Printing (pg. 330):
Fuse/Relay Location: 83
Fuse Amp Rating: 20A*
Protected Circuits: Auxiliary power point #1
The F250 owner manual makes absolutely no mention of what fuse goes to the cigar lighters.
The fuse is in the Power Distribution Box under the hood, behind the coolant tank.
From the 2012 F-250/350/450/500 (f23) Owner's Guide, 3rd Printing (pg. 330):
Fuse/Relay Location: 83
Fuse Amp Rating: 20A*
Protected Circuits: Auxiliary power point #1
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08-18-2019, 10:49 AM
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[QUOTE=fordguy1969;85802]Just thought I would share some information to save someone a few hours of hunting for the front cigar lighter fuse. My cell phone charger blew a fuse and in-turn blew the fuse that controls both front cigar lighter ports.
The F250 owner manual makes absolutely no mention of what fuse goes to the cigar lighters.
The fuse is in the Power Distribution Box under the hood, behind the coolant tank.
From the 2012 F-250/350/450/500 (f23) Owner's Guide, 3rd Printing (pg. 330):
Fuse/Relay Location: 83
Fuse Amp Rating: 20A*
Protected Circuits: Auxiliary power point #1
Thank you for the post it helped out tremendously
It took me forever to find that fuse
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The F250 owner manual makes absolutely no mention of what fuse goes to the cigar lighters.
The fuse is in the Power Distribution Box under the hood, behind the coolant tank.
From the 2012 F-250/350/450/500 (f23) Owner's Guide, 3rd Printing (pg. 330):
Fuse/Relay Location: 83
Fuse Amp Rating: 20A*
Protected Circuits: Auxiliary power point #1
Thank you for the post it helped out tremendously
It took me forever to find that fuse
[helpful
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