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Question posted by Natalioarambula on April 22nd, 2014

What Number Of The Fuse Is To Start The Conditionin Air And Where Is It.

I nedd know how solutioner the problem of the conditioning air of the For explorer sport trac 2001 Thanks Nat

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Answer #1: Posted by TexasDeviL on April 22nd, 2014 8:31 PM

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That would be the number 10 fuse in the fuseblock on the drivers side of the dash. Its a 7.5 amp fuse.

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