2009 f 150 dash cluster radio and ac fuse keeps blowing its for the controls on dash

Asked by jhwheeler Jul 12, 2017 at 10:31 AM about the 2009 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the dash cluster losses power
the dash controls for radio and ac losses power can still work radio from steering wheel controls just nothing lights up due to the blown fuse

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Alex answered 6 years ago

Following. Just happened to my truck today.

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GuruZND95 answered 6 years ago

Did you find a solution to this? This just happened to me 2 days ago! Is it just a blown fuse? Thanks.

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Alex answered 6 years ago

@GuruZND95 I took my truck into a the shop and they were able to bring the dash cluster back to life with a fuse change. The radio was dead (something internal fried) Good luck friend.

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GuruGBQ2H answered 3 years ago

Happened to me yesterday so far changed two fuses and everything works but the radio illumination and knots on dash. Will post later if that's fixable, but I do know it didn't blow fuses without a cause definitely something is going on.

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