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Ford Kuga Mk2 (from 2013) – Fuse Box Diagrams and Relays

The Ford Kuga Mk2 from 2013 uses three main fuse locations: a passenger-compartment panel, an engine-compartment power distribution box and a luggage-compartment fuse box. The layout below covers equipment such as SYNC, adaptive cruise control, Start-Stop, the heated windshield, trailer electrics, blind-spot monitoring, keyless access and the power liftgate.

This article preserves every position from the source tables, including unused fuses and duplicate positions where Ford uses the same number differently depending on engine or equipment.

If your vehicle is the earlier first-generation model, use the separate Ford Kuga Mk1 2008-2012 guide because its fuse numbering and box locations are different.

Passenger-compartment fuse box

Ford Kuga Mk2 passenger-compartment fuse box diagram
Fuse Rating [A] Protected component / function
F56 20 Fuel pump
F57 – Not used
F58 – Not used
F59 5 Passive Anti-Theft System transceiver
F60 10 Interior lighting; driver-door switch pack; glove-box lighting; overhead-console switch pack
F61 – Not used
F62 5 Automatic wipers; auto-dimming interior rear-view mirror
F63 10 Adaptive cruise control – front sensor module
F64 – Not used
F65 10 Liftgate release
F66 – Not used
F67 7.5 SYNC module; front controls/display interface module; satellite positioning system module
F68 15 Electric steering-column lock
F69 5 Instrument cluster
F70 – Not used
F71 10 Heating control – manual A/C; dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control
F72 7.5 Steering-wheel module
F73 7.5 Diagnostic connector; battery-backed alarm sounder
F74 15 High beam
F75 15 Rear fog lamp
F76 10 Reversing lamp
F77 20 Windshield washer pump
F78 5 Ignition switch; push-button ignition switch
F79 15 Audio unit; navigation DVD player; touchscreen; hazard-warning switch; door-lock switch
F80 20 Moonroof
F81 5 Radio-frequency receiver; interior motion sensor
F82 20 Windshield washer pump
F83 20 Central locking
F84 – Not used
F85 7.5 Ignition switch
F86 10 Airbag control module; occupant classification system; passenger-airbag deactivation indicator
F87 – Not used
F88 – Not used
F89 – Not used

Engine-compartment fuse box

Ford Kuga Mk2 engine-compartment fuse box diagram
Fuse Rating [A] Protected component / function
F1 – Not used
F2 – Not used
F3 – Not used
F4 – Not used
F5 – Not used
F6 – Not used
F7 40 ** ABS; electronic stability control
F8 30 ** Electronic stability control
F9 20 ** Headlamp washer
F10 40 ** Blower motor
F11 30 ** Voltage quality module; body control module
F12 30 ** Powertrain control module
F13 30 ** Starter relay
F14 40 ** Heated windshield – right-hand side
F15 20 ** Cigarette lighter; auxiliary power points
F16 40 ** Heated windshield – left-hand side
F17 20 ** Auxiliary heater
F18 – Not used
F19 5 * ABS; electronic stability control
F20 15 * Horn
F21 5 * Stop lamps
F22 15 * Battery monitoring system
F23 5 * Relay coils
F24 5 * Lighting switch
F25 – Not used
F26 5 * Engine-control relay coil supply – gasoline engines
F26 15 * Engine-control relay coil supply – diesel engines; transmission control module – diesel engines
F27 15 * Air-conditioning clutch
F28 5 * Adaptive cruise control – vehicles with Start-Stop
F29 25 * Rear-window defrost
F30 – Not used
F31 – Not used
F32 15 * Engine control module
F33 10 * Engine control module
F34 10 * Engine control module
F35 15 * Engine control module
F36 5 * Active grille shutters
F37 5 * Passenger-airbag deactivation indicator supply
F38 5 * Engine control module; transmission controller
F39 5 * Headlamps; headlamp leveling
F40 5 * Electronic power steering
F41 20 ** Body control module
F42 15 * Rear-window wiper
F43 15 * Headlamps
F44 5 * Adaptive cruise control – vehicles without Start-Stop
F45 10 * Heated washer jets
F46 40 ** Automatic wipers
F47 – Not used
F48 15 * Diesel particulate filter vaporizer
* Mini fuses
** Cartridge fuses

Engine-compartment relays

Relay Circuits switched
R1 Not used
R2 Horn
R3 Diesel particulate filter vaporizer
R4 Not used
R5 Not used
R6 Not used
R7 Heated windshield
R8 Not used
R9 Headlamp washer
R10 Starter
R11 Air-conditioning clutch
R12 Cooling fan
R13 Blower motor
R14 Engine control module
R15 Heated rear window
R16 Charging system

Luggage-compartment fuse box

Ford Kuga Mk2 luggage-compartment fuse box diagram
Fuse Rating [A] Protected component / function
F1 5 Hands-free liftgate control module
F2 10 Keyless vehicle module
F3 5 Keyless vehicle door handles
F4 25 Left front door control module
F5 25 Right front door control module
F6 25 Left rear door control module
F7 25 Right rear door control module
F8 – Not used
F9 25 Driver-seat motor
F10 – Not used
F11 5 Rear ignition-relay coil supply
F12 10 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning – vehicles with Start-Stop
F13 5 Instrument cluster – vehicles with Start-Stop
F14 7.5 Information/consumer-electronics display; SYNC module; satellite positioning module – vehicles with Start-Stop
F15 15 Audio unit – vehicles with Start-Stop
F16 – Not used
F17 – Not used
F18 – Not used
F19 – Not used
F20 – Not used
F21 – Not used
F22 – Not used
F23 – Not used
F24 30 AC/DC auxiliary power outlets
F24 20 Rear auxiliary power outlets
F25 25 Power liftgate
F26 40 Accessories; trailer-tow module
F27 20 Luggage-compartment auxiliary power outlet
F28 – Not used
F29 5 Blind-spot monitoring; front camera sensor; adaptive cruise control; rear camera with active park assist; voltage-quality-module ignition signal
F30 5 Parking-assist button
F31 – Not used
F32 5 AC/DC auxiliary-power-outlet ignition signal
F33 – Not used
F34 20 Heated driver seat
F35 20 Heated passenger seat
F36 – Not used
F37 – Not used
F38 – Not used
F39 – Not used
F40 – Not used
F41 – Not used
F42 – Not used
F43 – Not used
F44 – Not used
F45 – Not used
F46 10 Blind-spot monitoring; front camera sensor; adaptive cruise control; rear camera with active park assist – vehicles with Start-Stop

Luggage-compartment relays

Relay Circuits switched
R1 Ignition switch
R2 Not used
R3 Not used
R4 Not used
R5 Not used
R6 Not used

FAQ – Ford Kuga Mk2 fuses

Where is the fuel-pump fuse?

Passenger-compartment fuse F56 – 20 A.

Which fuse protects the diagnostic connector?

Passenger-compartment fuse F73 – 7.5 A also supplies the battery-backed alarm sounder.

Which fuses protect the heated windshield?

Engine-compartment F14 and F16 are 40 A cartridge fuses for the right- and left-hand heated windshield elements. Relay R7 controls the heated windshield circuit.

Why is F26 listed twice in the engine box?

Ford assigns the position differently by engine type: 5 A for the engine-control relay coil on gasoline vehicles and 15 A for the engine-control relay coil plus transmission control on diesel vehicles.

Why is F24 listed twice in the luggage compartment?

The source configuration lists F24 as 30 A for AC/DC auxiliary power outlets and 20 A for rear auxiliary power outlets. Both variants are retained rather than combined.

Where are the blind-spot and camera-related fuses?

Luggage-compartment F29 – 5 A covers several driver-assistance modules, while F46 – 10 A supplies similar systems on Start-Stop-equipped vehicles.

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