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Where Are the Fuses of the Ford Transit Located?

Model: Ford Transit MK 8 - Years 2014-2024
Part: Fuse box

All the fuses of the Ford Transit are contained within the dedicated fuse boxes installed in the vehicle: this type of vehicle has two fuse boxes. The first is located in the dashboard behind the glove compartment on the passenger side; it contains fuses for the air conditioning, airbags, electric windows, etc. The second box is located in the engine bay, on the side of the engine; it contains fuses for the operation of the windscreen wipers, gearbox sensors, etc.

Updated on 28 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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