Inspection and Verification
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis and 2009 Ford Crown Victoria. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
WARNING:
If equipped with fire suppression system, refer to FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
article for Important Safety Warnings. Failure to follow this instruction may result in serious personal injury.
- Verify the concern.
- Visually inspect for obvious signs of electrical damage.VISUAL INSPECTION CHART
Electrical - Spotlamps
- Package tray lamps (non-fleet vehicles)
- Rear flasher lamps (non-fleet vehicles)
- Emergency flasher relay block (non-fleet vehicles)
- Police power relay (located in the battery junction box [BJB])
- Wig-wag module (located on the RH side inner fender) (fleet vehicles)
- Strobe lamp control module (located in the luggage compartment on the LH side of the communication service tray) (fleet vehicles)
- Strobe lamps (located in the grille, front and rear lamp assemblies) (fleet vehicles)
- Rear deck light emitting diode (LED) flasher (located on either side of the high mounted stoplamp) (fleet vehicles)
- Switch control panel (located on the console mounting platform) (fleet vehicles)
- Police glove box/relay fuse center (located in the glove compartment) (fleet vehicles)
- Police luggage compartment relay/fuse center (located in the luggage compartment on the rear LH side of the communication service tray) (fleet vehicles)
- Police light bar relay/fuse center (located in the luggage compartment on the rear LH side of the communication service tray) (fleet vehicles)
- BJB fuse(s):
- 2 (20A) (spotlamps)
- 12 (25A) (package tray lamps)
- 111 (50A) (low band radio) (fleet vehicles)
- 112 (40A) (police power relay)
- 113 (50A) (RH lower A-pillar connector and light bar relay/fuse center) (fleet vehicles)
- 114 (50A) (police accessory trunk connector and light bar relay/fuse center) (fleet vehicles)
- 115 (50A) (police accessory trunk connector and light bar relay/fuse center) (fleet vehicles)
- 118 (50A) (police trunk relay/fuse center)
- Central junction box (CJB) fuse 9 (7.5A) (police power relay coil)
- In-line fuse (10A) (police power relay supply) (fleet vehicles)
- Wiring, terminals or connectors
NOTE: The fuses in the following table are used for systems that are determined by the end user.VISUAL INSPECTION CHARTElectrical - Police glove box/relay fuses
- Police luggage compartment relays and fuses
- Police light bar relays and fuses
- BJB fuse(s):
- 22 (20A)
- 23 (20A) (fleet vehicles)
- 108 (20A) (fleet vehicles)
- 111 (50A) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 113 (50A) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 114 (50A) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 115 (50A) (police rear auxiliary junction box and C-pillar connector) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 116 (50A) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 117 (50A) (non-fleet vehicles)
- 118 (50A) (police rear auxiliary junction box and C-pillar connector) (non-fleet vehicles)
- If an obvious cause for an observed or reported concern is found, correct the cause (if possible) before proceeding to the next step.
- Verify the headlamps, stoplamps, turn signals and hazard warning flasher lamps are operating correctly. Refer to the appropriate diagnostic procedures in this article, if necessary.
- If the concern is not visually evident, verify the symptom. Go to Symptom Chart .
NOTE:
Aftermarket vehicle accessories are not covered in this article. Only factory installed police package lighting components are covered.