Does the 2006 Ford Explorer have a starter fuse?

The 2006 Ford Explorer doesn't have a dedicated fuse solely for the starter motor. The starter motor receives power through a high-current circuit that is protected by a heavy-duty fusible link, often located in the main power distribution center (usually in the engine compartment) rather than a standard fuse in the fuse box. There might be other fuses that control power to the starter's solenoid or related circuits, but a single, easily replaceable "starter fuse" is not typical in this vehicle.