Where is the cigarette lighter fuse located in the 2015 Ford Kuga?

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DelRyder
09/01/25 7:58am
The cigarette lighter fuse in the Ford Kuga is located below the glove box on the passenger side. It can be seen after opening the glove box. The placement of fuses in different vehicle models may vary, but generally, the fuse box is positioned quite close to the vehicle's battery and most fuse boxes have fixed clips. The fuses used in vehicles serve a purpose similar to household fuses, providing protection for the electrical circuits. Additional Information: Generally, the cigarette lighter in vehicles is located in the center console area. The car cigarette lighter requires a certain amount of time to heat up during use. Before using it, you need to press the cigarette lighter down first. After heating for about 10 seconds, the cigarette lighter will automatically pop out.
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DamianMarie
09/14/25 3:41am
I remember when I was driving my 2015 Ford Escape, the cigarette lighter fuse blew once. The fuse box is located near the footwell under the driver's seat. The specific steps are: sit in the driver's seat, lean down and look towards the left footrest area. There's a plastic-covered box there. After opening it, you'll see a bunch of small fuses. The cigarette lighter is usually labeled as 'Cigar Lighter' or something similar, and according to the manual, it's the F15 fuse. Replacement is simple: turn off the engine, use the fuse puller from the car toolkit to remove the old fuse, and replace it with a new 15-amp fuse. If it blows frequently, there might be a short circuit in the cigarette lighter socket, possibly from overloading with too many devices plugged into a car charger. In such cases, it's advisable to have the overall circuit checked at a repair shop to prevent risks during night driving. This DIY approach saves time and money while ensuring the car remains safe to drive.
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