What is the layout of fuses in a 1997 Ford Explorer fuse panel?

The fuse panel on a 1997 Ford Explorer is located under the hood on the driver's side. It consists of two fuse blocks: one main fuse block and one auxiliary fuse block.

Main Fuse Block

* Fuse 1 (15A) - Headlamps high beam

* Fuse 2 (15A) - Headlamps low beam

* Fuse 3 (15A) - Turn signals and hazard warning lights

* Fuse 4 (10A) - Stop lamps and taillamps

* Fuse 5 (15A) - License plate lamp

* Fuse 6 (15A) - Courtesy lamps and dome light

* Fuse 7 (15A) - Instrument cluster lamps and fuel gauge

* Fuse 8 (15A) - Radio and clock

* Fuse 9 (15A) - Power windows and locks

* Fuse 10 (15A) - Power seats

* Fuse 11 (15A) - Sunroof

* Fuse 12 (15A) - Trailer towing electric brakes

* Fuse 13 (20A) - Fuel pump

* Fuse 14 (20A) - Engine control module (ECM)

* Fuse 15 (20A) - Transmission control module (TCM)

* Fuse 16 (20A) - Anti-lock brake system (ABS) module

* Fuse 17 (20A) - Airbag control module

* Fuse 18 (20A) - Rear defogger

* Fuse 19 (20A) - Wiper motor

* Fuse 20 (20A) - Washer pump

Auxiliary Fuse Block

* Fuse A1 (10A) - Audio amplifier

* Fuse A2 (10A) - CD player

* Fuse A3 (10A) - Cassette player

* Fuse A4 (10A) - Power mirrors

* Fuse A5 (10A) - Keyless entry system

* Fuse A6 (10A) - Remote start system

* Fuse A7 (10A) - Garage door opener

* Fuse A8 (10A) - Spare fuse