Glenn

I am wondering which fuse I can pull from the under hood fuse box so my car will not start? If there is one so it won't turn over that one would be better. Kind of an anti theft device while on the road. I never found time to install a hidden flip switch. As always thanks for the help.

houtex

Chirp chirp back at ya.

To not be able to crank means you want the starter off. Exterior fuse box fuse number 19 and relay number 52. Fuel pump is fuse 13 and relay 41. You could also do interior fuse box fuse 27, which is the ignition switch fuse, but I'm not sure what that might do to the anti-theft, so I'd probably not.

From this search here: https://www.google.com/search?q=2006+mustang+fuse+box&tbm=isch&tbo=u

First picture... can't say where, you'll see.

And just in case, for the IS250, the starter is Exterior fuse box relay number 15,
https://diagramfusebox.com/p-669373-is-2010

Hope that works/helps, Glenn!

Glenn

/\ This guy nothing less than AWESOME all the time. /\ Thank-you

houtex

No, Awesome is the car. I'm Stupendous.



You are more than welcome sir. Lemme know how that IS does when you put the relay back in, I'd be curious. Enjoy your upcomin' trip!

Buckshot Barry

I used the pulled fuse technique all the time when backpacking the A.T. on weekend trips in the 1990's. I even had a colored Patagonia Zipper Pull around the correct fuse to pull. Great idea.

Glenn

They can have the Lexus lol. Its ok. The sport version = to much highway noise and two small for most normal sized men. I don't see a number 19 in the under hood fuse box. I see a number 20.