Fuses: Device used as electrical protection. It limits the electrical current that flows through a circuit.
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They can be identified with a number that states the maximum current they can withhold. Once this current is surpassed (due to an overload or a short-circuit), the fuse breaks down and interrupts the flow of the current. The location and function of each fuse is stated in the owner's manual of the car or in the plastic lid of the fuse box.
My car indicates an open door and, when checking the light of the rear door, it does not turn off when closing it. I do not know if it is a door lock problem or a fuse failure. The thing is I don't know either which is the corresponding fuse because, when all the doors are closed, the lights turn off only after 20 or 30 minutes approximately. If anyone could give me a hand I would be really glad. Thank you.
Hi, Ford vehicles have failures in the door triggers which are located in its closing sheet. It is a bit hard to solve it: you first need to locate the failing door and then clean the trigger with a lubricant. Good luck.
I have a 2001 and this is what I did when this happened to me: first I changed the current terminal as it was old and then I changed the fuse number 1. The interior lights and door locks problems were solved.
Anyone no how to fix it