There isn't a single, readily accessible "emergency fuel shut-off switch" like you might find on some equipment in a 1996 Ford F-250. Fuel delivery is controlled by the onboard computer system and various sensors. In the event of a serious accident or fire, the best way to stop fuel flow is to:
* Disconnect the battery: This will cut power to the fuel pump, preventing further fuel delivery. This is the most reliable method.
There's no easily accessible switch designed specifically for this purpose on that model year. Any aftermarket addition would be a non-factory installation.
