The fifth-generation Ford Mondeo debuted in Europe in 2015, having been introduced earlier in North America in 2012 as the Ford Fusion. Globally, this model generation covers model years 2013 through 2020, during which it underwent two facelifts. Below is a detailed guide to the fuse and relay boxes for the Ford Mondeo Mk5 / Ford Fusion US (CD4 platform; chassis code CD389), including box locations, circuit diagrams, and photo references. Additionally, we highlight the cigarette lighter and auxiliary power outlet fuses, as well as instructions for retrieving the factory keyless entry door code.
Please note that fuse box configurations, relay assignments, and circuit ratings may vary depending on the vehicle’s model year, trim level, engine option, and regional market. Always cross-reference circuit locations with the diagram printed on the inside of your fuse box cover.
Passenger Compartment Fuse Box
Fuse Box
Located on the driver side of the instrument panel, integrated directly into the Body Control Module (BCM). To access the fuses, remove the lower trim access cover.
Locating the Keyless Entry Door Code
Four ways to retrieve the factory keyless entry keypad code (KEY CODE):
- Check the vehicle documentation portfolio for the code card;
- Retrieve via two programmed keys: Insert the first key and turn the ignition ON (engine off) for 4 seconds, turn OFF, remove the key, insert the second key, and turn ON. The 5-digit factory code will display on the instrument cluster;
- Locate the factory sticker printed on the back of the Body Control Module (BCM) panel;
- Read the code electronically using an OBD-II diagnostic tool or scanner.
Engine Compartment Fuse Box
Located on the driver side of the engine compartment near the strut tower, enclosed within a protective plastic housing. It consists of upper and lower sections.