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What fuse is for the ignition on a 2004 grand Marquis?

There isn't a single "ignition fuse" in a 2004 Ford Grand Marquis. The ignition system draws power through several circuits protected by different fuses and relays. The specific fuses involved depend on what aspect of the ignition system is malfunctioning (starter, ignition switch itself, etc.).

To find the correct fuse, you must consult your owner's manual. It will have a fuse box diagram showing the location and function of each fuse. Look for fuses related to:

* Ignition Switch: This is the most likely culprit if your car won't start at all.

* Starter: If the engine cranks but won't start, the starter circuit fuse may be blown.

* Powertrain Control Module (PCM): This module controls many aspects of the ignition system. It likely has a fuse protecting its power supply.

Without knowing the specific problem you're experiencing, it's impossible to pinpoint the correct fuse. Always check your owner's manual first. It's the only reliable source for this information.