Check the passenger compartment panel first if multiple electrical systems stop working at once, since most low-amperage circuits are grouped there. This unit is located behind the glove compartment, and its cover includes a printed layout that matches each numbered slot to a specific function such as lighting, audio system, or power accessories.
The engine bay panel sits near the battery and handles higher current loads. Components like the cooling fan, ABS module, and ignition system rely on larger rated elements, typically between 30A and 60A. Using the correct slot number and rating prevents damage to wiring and control units.
Remove each element with the plastic puller and inspect the internal strip. A broken connection confirms failure, while a continuous strip means the circuit is still intact. Always replace with the same amperage value printed on top to maintain proper protection and avoid repeat issues during operation.
2014 Ford Fiesta Fuse Diagram with Panel Locations and Circuit Assignments
Locate the interior panel behind the glove compartment to access most low-amperage circuits such as cabin lighting, infotainment, and power outlets; the cover includes a numbered layout that directly links each slot to its assigned system.
The engine compartment distribution unit, positioned near the battery, contains higher rating elements responsible for systems like the radiator fan, ABS module, and ignition supply, typically ranging from 30A to 60A, arranged in clearly marked rows for quick identification.
Match each numbered position with the printed chart before removal, then check the metal strip inside for continuity and install only the same rated replacement to keep all electrical circuits operating within safe limits.
Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel Layout and Circuit Identification
Open the glove compartment, release the side stops, and lower it fully to reach the interior panel; the layout printed on the cover aligns each numbered slot with a specific circuit, allowing quick identification of faults without testing multiple positions.
Common circuit assignments
- 7.5A slot for interior lighting and dashboard illumination
- 10A position for audio system and infotainment controls
- 15A circuit for power outlets and accessory sockets
- 20A line for central locking and power windows
Match the slot number with the chart before removal, then inspect the metal strip inside the component; a visible break confirms failure, while an intact strip indicates the issue lies elsewhere in the circuit path.