Where is F63 fuse on a Ford Focus?

Answer 1

I have recently had the same problem. The 20 Amp fuse number 63 IS located behind the central fusebox. You have to drop the fuse box cover on the lower left side of the steering wheel. Though not necessary, I highly recommend taking off the entire cover which includes the fuse box cover; this is done by removing 4 screws (2 at the top and 2 at the bottom + a plug) removing the entire cover will make the rest of the task loads easier. After you remove either of the 2 covers, you will see the fuse box with all the little color fuses in 1 panel and a few big black boxes on the upper panel. On the lower panel, you need to remove the two screws holding the fuse box to the base plate. Then you need to squeeze the two plastic tabs inwards and push the fusebox up & backwards. Then you need to carefully turn the fusebox around so you can see the back. Fuse 63(yellow) is located underneath a big bunch of multicoloured wires. I had to snip the cable tie around them to be able to move them enough to see the fuse, but you may not need to. I then removed the fuse using the tool in the fusebox under the bonnet (or hood), and replaced it with a new one. Note: the reason it has blown in the first place needs to be looked into, or it may simply blow again. Mine appears to be a faulty driver's side door lock. I put a new fuse and it blew again. Now I can't open the door, either from the inside or the outside with the key! I think I'm going to have to replace the lock - meanwhile I'm climbing in through the passenger's door!