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2023 Ford Mustang Specs: Maintenance Schedule & Fuse Box

Figures for the 2023 Ford Mustang, copied from Ford’s own owner’s manual. Every one links to the manual page it came from.

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Maintenance schedule

Normal service schedule

Use this for ordinary driving.

ServiceWhen
Change the automatic transmission fluid and filter.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 454

Every 150,000 mi
Change the engine oil and filter.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 453

At every oil change interval as indicated by the information display
Replace the cabin air filter.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 454

Every 20,000 mi(32,000 km)
Replace the engine air filter.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 454

Every 30,000 mi(48,000 km)

Severe service schedule

Use this if you tow, idle a lot, drive short trips in the cold, or run in dust.

ServiceWhen
Change engine oil and filter as indicated by the instrument cluster display and perform services listed in the Normal Scheduled Maintenance chart.

Applies to: Towing a Trailer or Using a Car-top Carrier

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 456

As required
Change engine oil and filter.

Applies to: Operating in Dusty or Sandy Conditions Such as Unpaved or Dusty Roads

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 457

Every 5,000 mi(8,000 km)
Inspect engine air filter. Replace as required.

Applies to: Towing a Trailer or Using a Car-top Carrier

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 456

Every 15,000 mi(24,000 km)
Replace cabin air filter.

Applies to: Towing a Trailer or Using a Car-top Carrier

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 456

Inspect frequently, service as required

Oil life & reset procedures

Oil change indicator reset

Before you start

  • Use the information display controls on the steering wheel to reset the oil change indicator.
  • From the main menu scroll to:

Steps

  1. Press the right arrow button, then from this menu scroll to the following message. [Settings]
  2. Press OK [Advanced Settings]
  3. Press the right arrow button, then from this menu scroll to the following message. [Vehicle]
  4. Press the right arrow button, then from this menu scroll to the following message. [Oil Life]

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 263

Fuse box locations & fuse chart

Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel

Where to find it

Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel The fuse panel is in the right-hand side of the passenger footwell behind a trim panel and plastic key code card.

To remove the trim panel, lift it from the rear retaining hooks, while pulling it toward you and swinging it away from the side.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 252

Diagrams in the manual

What each fuse protects

FuseAmpsProtectsSource
1—Not usedp.253
210APower windows. Electrochromic mirror. Power door locks.p.253
37.5APower mirrors (base). Memory seats (base). Not used (GT500).p.253
420ANot used (spare)p.253
5—Not usedp.253
610ANot used (spare)p.253
710ANot used (spare)p.253
85ATelematic control unit - modemp.253
95ANot usedp.253
10—Not usedp.253
11—Not usedp.253
127.5AElectronic control panel. Gateway module. Gear shift module (GT500).p.253
137.5ASteering column control module. Instrument cluster.p.253
1415ANot usedp.253
1515ASYNC. Gauges.p.253
16—Not usedp.253
177.5AHeadlamp leveling switch (base). Not used (GT500).p.253
187.5ANot usedp.253
195ANot usedp.253
205AIntrusion sensor module. 253p.253
215AIn-vehicle temperature and humidity sensorp.254
225AAuxiliary body modulep.254
2330AAmplifierp.254
2430AVehicle dynamics modulep.254
2520AAmbient lighting module (base). Auxiliary body module.p.254
2630ARight-hand front-window motor (power distribution module). Passenger door control unit.p.254
2730ALeft-hand rear-window power (base). Not used (GT500).p.254
2830ARight-hand rear-window power (base). Not used (GT500).p.254
2915AGateway module (base). Not used (spare) (GT500).p.254
305ANot used (spare)p.254
3110ARemote keyless entryp.254
3220AAudio unitp.254
33—Not usedp.254
3430ARun/start busp.254
355APower distribution box run/start relay (base). Not used (GT500).p.254
3615AFront camera (base). Not used (GT500).p.254
3720AHeated steering wheel module (base). Not used (GT500).p.254

Power Distribution Box

Where to find it

The power distribution box is in the engine compartment.

Source: Owner’s Manual Printing 1 (PDF), page 246

What each fuse protects

FuseAmpsProtectsSource
1—Electronic fan 1 (GT500). Not used (base).p.247
2—Not usedp.247
3—Electronic fan 1 (base). Not used (GT500).p.247
4—Electronic fan 3 (base). Not used (GT500).p.247
5—Automatic brake system pumpp.247
6—Body control modulep.247
7—Body control modulep.247
8—Body control modulep.247
9—Rear window defrosterp.247
10—Blower motorp.247
11—Left-hand front windowp.247
12—Driver seatp.247
13—Passenger seatp.247
14—Climate controlled seat modulep.247
15—Convertible top slave motor (base). Not used (GT500).p.247
16—Charge air cooler pump (GT500). Not used (base). 247p.247
17—Convertible top master motor (base). Not used (GT500).p.248
18—Not used. Steering column lock relay (base).p.248
19—Transmission control unit (GT500)p.248
20—Brake on-off switchp.248
21—Hornp.248
22—Powertrain control module relayp.248
23—Air conditioning clutchp.248
24—Voltage quality modulep.248
25—Steering column lock relay (GT500). Not used (base).p.248
26—Windshield wiper motorp.248
27—Not usedp.248
28—Automatic brake system valvep.248
29—Not usedp.248
30—Starter motor solenoidp.248
31—Not usedp.248
32—Latch relay coil. Run/start (base).p.248
33—Left-hand high-intensity discharge head- lamps (GT500)p.248
34—Exhaust valves. 248p.248
35—Right-hand high-intensity discharge head- lamps (GT500). Not used (base).p.249
36—Alternator sensep.249
37—Not usedp.249
38—Vehicle power 1p.249
39—Not usedp.249
40—Vehicle power 2p.249
41—Fuel injectorsp.249
42—Vehicle power 3p.249
43—Not used. Vehicle power 4 (base).p.249
44—Vehicle power 4 (GT500)p.249
45—Not usedp.249
46—Differential pump (Mach 1, GT500). Not used (base).p.249
47—Not usedp.249
48—Fuel pump #2 (GT500). Not used (base).p.249
49—Fuel pumpp.249
50—Steering column lock relayp.249
51—Not usedp.249
52—Horn relayp.249
53—Cigar lighter. 249p.249
54—Auxiliary power pointp.250
55—Electronic fan 2 (base). Not used (GT500).p.250
56—Not usedp.250
57—Air conditioning clutch relayp.250
58—Not usedp.250
59—Exhaust valves relayp.250
60—Powertrain control modulep.250
61—Not usedp.250
62—Anti-lock brakes run/start switchp.250
63—Not usedp.250
64—Electronic power assist steeringp.250
65—Not used. Blind spot information system. Rear view camera.p.250
66—Rear window defroster relay coils. Vehicle dynamics module.p.250
67—Not usedp.250
68—Headlamp leveling switch (base). Signature lighting (GT500).p.250
69—Cigar lighter relay. Auxiliary power point relay.p.250
74—Mass air flow sensor (base). Not used (GT500).p.250
75—Rain sensor module (base). 250p.250
76—Rear window defroster relayp.251
77—Electronic cooling fan 2 relay (base). Not used (GT500).p.251
78—Run/start relay (base). Not used (GT500).p.251
79—Charge air cooler pump relay (GT500). Not used (base).p.251
80—Windshield wiper relayp.251
81—Starter motor solenoid relayp.251
82—Powertrain control module relayp.251
83—Cooling fan relay (GT500). Not used (base).p.251
87—Heated exterior mirrorsp.251
88—Not usedp.251
89—Electronic fan 1 relay (base). Not used (GT500).p.251
90—Differential pump relay (Mach 1, GT500). Not used (base).p.251
91—Electronic fan 3 relay (base). Not used (GT500).p.251
92—Blower motor relayp.251
93—Fuel pump #2 relay (GT500). 251p.251
94—Fuel pump relayp.252

More fuse pages in the manual

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