2013 Sunseeker E450 - 2650 fuse panel

[sask]

Hi

I have been trying to locate my cabin fuse panel for my 2013 E450 2650 Sunseeker. I do not want the panel under the bed.

When I look at my Haynes manual, it clearly shows a plastic box on the firewall to the left of the steering wheel shaft.

When I look under the dash, there is a box there but it has sprouted at least three multiwire connectors from the lid of the box. I do see a small white tab on the upper left corner of the box. This box is buried under a lot of wires. When i shot a photo of the box it does show fuses on the lid.

Do I simply pull the tab and yank it? There are a lot of wires down there. I would like to know how to change a fuse if I needed to.

[sask]

this is the pile of wires that I find under the dash - you can see the small white tab from the previous photo

[RamblerGuy]

We have a 2010 year model E450. Its interior fuse panel does not look like the one in your photo, but my guess is that the your fuses are under the boxes with numbers and symbols. Can you pull one off?

I would not pull on the white tab. Ours has a similar white tab which I think is a release for the wiring connectors. I can look closer tomorrow to confirm that if it will help.

[Kirk S]

I would disconnect the power first before opening that fuse box.

[18CrewDually]

Only the cover comes off.

[sask]

Sorry about delay on my thanks for the replys. I had to head out of town for a few days.

I feel pretty comfortable trying to open the buried panel now that I see that it not integrated with those other plugs. We had a couple of days of unseasonable above freezing temperatures when I posted my photos but we are back in winters grip so i will wait unit the temperature again rises above freezing.

thanks for the replys... great forum... 8)

[Garrette]

FYI, this is where the fuse is located for marker, tag and tail lights. Ask me how I know this.

[sask]

I was hoping to tap into this panel to add power for a backup camera setup. I found this tap at a local store and it seemed okay. It plugs into a fuse slot but it still preserves the fuse for the existing slot and adds a new fused outlet. I am not sure if it will fit under the plastic cover.