Ford focus 2013 footwell fuse box replaced

Asked by Isaac May 07, 2017 at 02:39 AM about the 2013 Ford Focus SE Hatchback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2013 ford focus that blown a fuse in the
footwell witch cause the dash to have no power up
on further inspection by a mechanic he told me the
fuse box in the footwell has blown a circuit i got
the part number got a exact mach fuse box had it
reinstall try starting it nothing responded was then
told it would need reprograming took it to a car
coding/Programing company  they said they code
it in but the dash still won't light up n won't start
now since its bin replaced any idea what's going on
anyone

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sounds like something blew that main fuse for the dash (duh) the cars not that old and replacing the whole fuse panel may not have been necessary , I think you need a technician , thats beyond the backyard , 2 beer mechanic .

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