Fuses and relays Ford Escape, 2001 - 2012

12.24.2020

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In passenger compartment
In engine compartment

The Ford Escape has been produced from 2000 to the present in 4 generations with various engine modifications, including hybrid ones. It is also known in the European market under the name Ford Maverick. 1st generation was produced in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. During this time, the car received an update. The 2nd generation was assembled in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. It did not receive any fundamental design changes, therefore the location of the fuse and relay blocks for the first and second generations is the same. In our material you will find a description of the 1st and 2nd generation Ford escape fuses and relays, with block diagrams and photographs. The fuse responsible for the “Cigarette lighter” is highlighted in bold.

The design of the blocks and the purpose of their elements in the Ford Escape (Ford Maverick) may differ from the one presented and depends on the year of manufacture, the level of equipment and the country of delivery.

In passenger compartment

Fuse box located under the dashboard (lower part of the torpedo), on the passenger side and is covered by a protective cover. To access, simply pry with a flat screwdriver by the special notch in the cover.

Type 1

General view.

Diagram

№	Description
1	5A Electro - pneumatic valve for the fuel vapor battery
2	5A Fan relay, heated rear window
3	10A Rear door glass wiper and washer motor
4	10A 4WD control unit, instrument cluster
5	5A ABS and SRS control unit
6	10A Hazard warning lights, reversing lights
7	10A Transponder signal amplifier, SRS control unit
8	10A Instrument cluster, selector lock relay
9	3A Relay for engine control unit and automatic transmission, fan relay, air conditioning relay
10	20A Windshield wiper motor, windshield washer motor, intermittent wiper relay
11	10A Starter relay, ignition key lock solenoid valve
12	5A Radio and clock
13	Reserve
14	20A Cigarette lighter
15	15A Tail lamps, spotlights, trailer wiring relay
16	10A Instrument panel, power mirrors, electrical control unit
17	15A Moonroof
18	5A Illumination of the instrument cluster and instrument panel switches
19	10A Subwoofer
20	15A Direction indicators, direction indicator indicators, hazard warning lights
21	10A Trailer side lights
22	15A Reserve
23	15 / 20A Buzzer
24	15A Brake lights, ABS control unit, engine and automatic transmission control unit, automatic transmission shift solenoid valves
25	30A Power windows
26	30A Central locking, electrical control unit, power seats
27	10A Radio, instrument cluster, interior lighting
ACC	Relay for additional equipment installation
The fuse number 14, 20A, is responsible for the Ford Escape cigarette lighter.

Type 2

General view.

Diagram

№	Description
1	15A Trailer lamps
2	5A Radio (backlight)
3	15A Front and rear parking lights
4	10A Ignition switch
5	2A Automatic transmission control unit relay, fuel pump relay, fan relay, No. 2 high / low fan speed
6	15A Additional brake lights, brake lights, engine and automatic transmission control unit, ABS, cruise control
7	10A Instrument cluster, OBD diagnostic socket, radio, electric side mirrors
8	15A Fog lights
9	30A Central locking, power seats
10	15A Heated side mirrors
11	15A Sunroof
12	15A Radio
13	Reserve
14	Reserve
15	30A Power window drive
16	15A Subwoofer
17	15A Low beam
18	18A AWD system
19	15A Anti-theft system
20	20A Buzzer
21	10A Rear door glass wiper and washer motor
22	10A Interior rearview mirror, instrument cluster
23	5A Radio (power)
24	20A Cigarette lighter
25	20A Windshield washer and wiper motor
26	5A Air Conditioner
27	5A Cruise control switch
28	10A Instrument cluster
29	10A Reversing lights
30	Reserve
31	Reserve
32	10A Selector lock relay
33	15A SRS control unit, front passenger airbag deactivation indicator, front passenger seat sensor
34	5A ABS unit, cruise control
35	5A Heated seats, four-wheel drive
For the front cigarette lighter, there is a fuse number 24 at 20A.

Type 3

General view.

Diagram

№	Description
1	30A Not used (spare)
2	15A Brake switch
3	15A Timing module
4	30A Moonroof
5	10A Keypad Backlight, Brake Shift Interlock (BSI), SPDJB
6	20A Direction indicators, brake lights
7	10A Low beam headlights (left)
8	10A Low beam headlights (right)
9	15A Interior lighting
10	15A Backlight
11	10A All wheel drive
12	7.5A Power Mirror Switch
13	5A Not used (spare)
14	10A FCIM (radio buttons), satellite radio, front display module
15	10A Climate control
16	15A Not used (spare)
17	20A All motor power supplies, lifting gate unlocking, lifting windows unlocking
18	20A Heated seats
19	25A Rear wiper
20	15A Diagnostic connector
21	15A Fog lights
22	15A Park lamps
23	15A High beam headlights
24	20A Signal relay
25	10A Alarm
26	10A Dashboard combination
27	20A Ignition switch
28	5A Radio
29	5A instrument cluster
30	5A Not used (spare)
31	10A Limiter control module
32	10A Not used (spare)
33	10A Not used (spare)
34	5A Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
35	10A 4WD, Electric Power Steering (EPAS) Module, Parking Assist Module
36	5A PATS transceiver
37	10A Climate control
38	20A Subwoofer / amplifier (radio)
39	20A Radio, radio amplifier (for navigation only)
40	20A Front cigarette lighter
41	15A Driver / Passenger Door Lock Switches, Auto Dimming Mirror, Compass, Exterior Lights, Roof
42	10A Not used (spare)
43	10A Rear Wiper Logic, Heated Seat Relay, Instrument Cluster
44	10A Not used (spare)
45	5A Front wiper, blower motor relay
46	7.5A OCS (limits), PADI (limits)
47	30A Power Window Circuit Breaker
48	Delayed Access Relays
For the front cigarette lighter, there is a fuse number 40, 20A.

For rear and additional sockets, which is relevant for all generations, the fuses located in the block under the hood can also be responsible. Designated in the diagrams as - PWR1 and PWR2

Additional relays

On the back of the unit there may be some relays, such as: K126 Anti-pinch relay, K41 Starter relay, K52 Relay Headlights, K33 Horn relay

In engine compartment

Fuse box located on the left side, next to the battery, under the protective cover. On the reverse side of which the actual assignment of fuses and relays will be applied.