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Location and diagram of the fuse boxes in Ford Kuga MK3

Model: Ford Kuga - Years 2020-2026
Part: Fuse box

In this video, we see the details of the position of each individual fuse within the Ford Kuga MK3 (specifically the 2023 version). There are three boxes containing these fuses: the main box is located behind the compartment under the glove box, in the classic Ford layout. Access it by opening the glove box, lowering it with the side tabs, and then opening the compartment behind it. A second box is found under the bonnet on the right side of the engine (when looking at the vehicle from the front). Some models may have an additional box in the side panel above the left wheel arch in the boot.

Posted on 26 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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