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The tail light fuse in a 2012 Ford Fusion can be found in the fuse panel that is in the cabin on the driver's side under the steering wheel. The fuse should be number 22 but always check with the cover that is over the panel to confirm. If Your tail lights are out on Your Fusion the first thing You should check are the bulbs. These burn out regularly and are a consumable part. If they are okay then the next thing to check are the fuses. If the fuse is blown go ahead and replace it and make sure the lights work. If You are popping fuses regularly to Your tail lights then there is likely a short in the wiring to them.
you can google 2012 ford escape fuse diagram for more info
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here is a link to an f250 wiring diagram "PDF".... this site is a great resource for Ford trucks.... download the pdf file and you will have your answer....
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the tail lights are the same bulb but they use a different filament in the bulb.you may need to replace the bulbs.another possibility is there maybe a problem with the wiring for the tail lights between the socket and the area where the trailer wiring is connected to the truck wiring.try the bulbs first,you just have to try one first to see it it works or not then you will know what to do next.
i believe the trailer brakes run off the same fuse as the tail lights no extra fuse all the ones ive seen the trailer lights just fuse into the wiring harness of the rear tail lights so if your brake and turn signals works your prob is gonna be in the trailer lights them self or your connection in the wiring right behind the rear bumper. Hope this helps
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