2020 Ford F-150 XIII Fuse Box Diagram

For 2020 the 201907 manual marks 14, 61 and 95 as not used on the base truck with a 15 A spare fitted on the Raptor, which is why they carry no rating here. Everything else follows the facelift plate E251921 as it has since 2018. Find the box on the driver's side of the engine compartment beside the battery, under a latched cover. It holds 105 positions in eight columns of horizontal fuses, split into a lower half numbered 1 to 50 and an upper half numbered 51 to 100; the columns are numbered from the right-hand column leftwards and each column is read from the top down. Outside the columns, 104 and 105 stand on end in the top corners, 102 and 103 on end flanking relay R02, and 101 sits beneath relay R05 at the bottom left. Ten of the numbers in the range are not used at all on this plate: 7, 9, 11, 40, 42, 44, 57, 68, 90 and 92. Micro 2 fuses and M case cartridges each keep their own body shape.

The 201907 manual adds a 7.5 A spare fuse to position 20 and otherwise leaves the body control module panel as it was. Plate E145984 has served every year of this generation, and access has not changed either: the panel is on the right-hand side of the passenger footwell behind the kick-panel trim, which pulls towards you and swings out, and the cover over the fuses comes away once the tabs at both sides are pressed. Ford draws the plate upright with the 30 A circuit breaker 38 across the top; the diagram lies it on its side, 38 at the left, so that all four rows read left to right. They are: 1-5 with a gap between 3 and 4; 23-28; the nine-column Micro 3 bank, each dual body holding an odd-numbered element above an even-numbered one from 7 over 6 to 22 over 21, with 16 alone between 15 and 18; and 29-37. Every Micro 3 body is split into its two numbered halves, while the breaker is drawn with the MAXI body.