2024 Nautilus Interior Fuses Location Help

[Topicality]

I've looked at everything online to be found for the location of the interior fuses location. Supposedly, it's located under the steering column. Believe me, I've looked all around there, pulled and prodded and felt around, and still cannot seem to find it. Is there anybody out there who can post a step-by-step procedure, perhaps even with pictures or video? Seriously, explain it like I'm five years old. I'm beginning to think it doesn't exist.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

 

[swindler]

I hope this helps (from the Owner's Manual).

 

[Topicality]

I saw the same pictures in the online manual. There is nothing underneath like that in the pictures. I cannot remove the left panel without breaking it. If it's behind the left panel, how does one remove it without breaking all the fasteners?

 

[SgtLip]

Typically that left panel is held on with clips. You should be able to pry it off to access the fuse panel underneath. It should be simple. I ONLY say that because access to the fuse panel typically isn't a difficult thing to access. They make it simple for easy access.

Went to Ford Parts and 1. couldn't get the 24 Nautilus to show. 2. Looked at the 23 Nautilus but wasn't able to locate panel for certain. I think I saw it but not 100% sure. If that was it, it appeared to be just plain clips holding it up.

Just found this:

Lincoln Nautilus 2024 Fuse Box - Fuse Box Info | Location | Diagram

Fuse Box Information | Lincoln Nautilus 2024. Lincoln Nautilus 2024 Fuse Box Diagram. Lincoln Nautilus 2024 Fuses, Relays, Location, Fuse Panel, Layout.

fuseboxinfo.com

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[SgtLip]

Found a video of the 2022 Aviator. It looks identical to the Nautilus. It also shows access. This should validate my previous response where I said you should be able to just pull it off the clips.

Good Luck.

 

[Topicality]

Thanks for the video, SgtLip, I'll give it a try a pull even harder. I'll post here again if I can get it to work.

 

[Topicality]

I had to remove a small side panel to access a 7mm screw holding in the left side panel. The remainder of the panel fasteners were the push-in clips. It folds down like in the above video, but there was nothing that even looked like it might hold fuses. Maybe tomorrow I'll look at the right side panel. Right now, I'm stumped.

 

[SgtLip]

That's crazy, I found 2-3 websites that say the interior fuse panel is behind the left panel. I'm sorry for you. Please let us know as I'm really curious now. By the way, can you show where the side panel is with the screw? That may be helpful to others.

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[markfm]

Per a Lincoln service manager, it's under the front passenger floor mat area, a hidden compartment.

 

[angore]

No Joy!

The panel needs a little playing with to snap back in. Is there another secret panel?


Mat removed



The carpeted panel I had checked before



Behind the panel is this...nothing looks like fuses. Interestingly, when I removed the cover the vehicle seemed to know!

 

[markfm]

I'll check again when they're back in town. It looks like the sticker is "BCM Kit Assembly", it would make sense for the fuses to be near there.

 

[angore]

I also posted it on FB in the thread who is the wife of the service manager who noted the secret panel.

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[markfm]

I also posted it on FB in the thread who is the wife of the service manager who noted the secret panel.

Waiting a few more days won't hurt. I expect that's the right compartment, just need to learn how to then access the fuses. They'll provide pictures when they're back.

 

[angore]

No rush but since you posted and I had looked previously I wanted to checkout of curiousity. It is likely a big miss for the owners manual.

I am also still curious about the injector issue.

 

[Linc 24]

There is 2 fuse boxes. 1 is the battery Junction box under the hood. There is a double layer of fuses inside this box. The second is the central Junction box drivers side under dash. As shown in prevoius pics left of the steering column behind panel but near to the wheel well. A rectangular box with a couple of connectors attached.

 

[swindler]

There is 2 fuse boxes. 1 is the battery Junction box under the hood. There is a double layer of fuses inside this box. The second is the central Junction box drivers side under dash. As shown in prevoius pics left of the steering column behind panel but near to the wheel well. A rectangular box with a couple of connectors attached.

Have you been there? There's at least 3-4 threads going back to March about people looking for this box. The prevailing theory is that it's on the passenger side at the front floorboard behind the mat — but so far unconfirmed.

What pictures are you referring to?

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[JMAB]

Have you been there? There's at least 3-4 threads going back to March about people looking for this box. The prevailing theory is that it's on the passenger side at the front floorboard behind the mat — but so far unconfirmed.

What pictures are you referring to?

Swindler, here is a link to the post with pics from our Hybrid.

24 Nautilus fuse box location?

I have looked at the owners manual to find the location of the fusebox, but it is so unclear that I have been unable to figure out where it is. Under the steering column? Next to it? Does the steering column panel have to be removed? Thanks.

lincolnforums.com

 

[swindler]

Swindler, here is a link to the post with pics from our Hybrid.

Again, have you found it there? Nobody on the forum has confirmed it's there, and several have removed multiple panels. Look at the follow-up posts to the pics on that thread or earlier ones.

 

[JMAB]

Again, have you found it there? Nobody on the forum has confirmed it's there, and several have removed multiple panels. Look at the follow-up posts to the pics on that thread or earlier ones.

Sorry you are so frustrated with me, just trying to help. Tapping out again.

 

[swindler]

Sorry you are so frustrated with me, just trying to help. Tapping out again.

Sorry, I'm not even looking for the fuse box, but would like to know to find it.

I was moreso responding to @Linc 24, who I thought was referring to actual pictures of it's location, and not ones from the manual since it hasn't been of help.