Where are radio fuses for 1997 Ford Expedition checked the ones under the hood they are good?

Check for a blown fuse. have checked fuses with meter under driver side dash and under hood on 2004 explorer

There is another fuse box (all minifuses) located under the dash on the drivers side, there is a 20 amp fuse that works both the radio and lighter there

Did you check the fuse in back of radio? and you might have more fuses under hood of car that may have blown out. my car has fuses inside and out under the hood also. If all fuses are good then you just smoked your radio.

All fuses are under the hood, next to the battery. The lid has a diagram.

You can find some fuses under the hood front the battery, and you can find others fuses and the passenger side rigth there of the radio.

You say the fuses are fine, i have just had the same problem. is your radio/headunit also not working??? And have you checked the fuses under the bonnet aswell as in the drivers footwell. I just replaced some of my fuses and it worked fine. Make sure your inginttion is off whilst removing/replacing fuses.(unless testing to see if it worked) Hope this helped!

Did you check the fuses in the power distribution box under the hood?

In a 91 Previa, most of the fuses are under the top panel, at center of dash. There is a small release botton, under the lip of the dash panel, above the radio. There are some main fuses under the hood, by the battery.

fuse box under steering wheel

Ford Motor Company Check related link below On the Owner guide type in your vehicles information. Then find the Owner Guide 1st Printing Then look on the Index page for / or under Fuses

Ford Motor Company Check related link below On the Owner guide type in your vehicles information. Then find the Owner Guide 1st Printing Then look on the Index page for / or under Fuses

The radio fuse would be under the steering column and the relay would be under the hood in the PDC (Power Distribution Center.)

I left my lights on all night one night and my battery died. I took it off the next day and charged at autozone and reinstalled it that next day. My car started fine but now my clock and radio don't work . I replaced all the fuses under my steering wheel and still no clock or radio. i checked under my hood and changed some more mini fuses in the little fuse box thats…

Theres a spot that says "Radio" under the steering wheel with the rest of the fuses.

They are in the under hood fuse box. They are in the under hood fuse box.

under the back sit in the fusebox next to the battery. in the fusebox under the back sit.

the fuses for the inside of the car is Dow under the dash just under the hood release bottom.

,. .its under the hood under a cover. Its in a group of fuses, look under the cover & you will see their designations. . . it will be a 10 or 15 amp fuse. . & yes it is for both clock & radio. . if your radio works & the clock is still out, you will need a new radio. . .Good Luck. .

under hood in fuse box, radio near the driver side in the middle of a row of three fuses.

All fuses are under the hood next to the battery.

Check Owners Manual. If you don't have one check the related link below. Check under Fuses

The fuses are labeled on the cover. When you remove the cover if you look on the underside it says are fuse locations and what they are for. Inside the car the right panel (passenger) under the radio has all the fuses labeled on the back of the cover

in the fuse box on the drivers side up under the dash.

All fuses are in the under hood fuse box. The lid should be labeled.

Check owner's manual. If you don't have one copy and paste link below; www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals Look under fuses. While your there looks at this below; #7 5A* Radio (start signal) #31 20A* Radio power