DodgeDurango2018 · Third generation · facelift
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2018 Dodge Durango Fuses

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Searchable fuse mappings
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Stored diagrams
FuseFunctionBox
Micro FuseCavityPower Distribution Center
60F03Power Distribution Center
40F05Power Distribution Center
40F06Power Distribution Center
40F07Power Distribution Center
40F09Power Distribution Center
40F10Power Distribution Center
30F11Power Distribution Center
40F12Power Distribution Center
40F13Power Distribution Center
40F14Power Distribution Center
30F17Power Distribution Center
20F19Power Distribution Center
30F20Power Distribution Center
20F22Power Distribution Center
30F23Power Distribution Center
30F24Power Distribution Center
30F25Power Distribution Center
30F26Power Distribution Center
20F28Power Distribution Center
20F29Power Distribution Center
30F30Power Distribution Center
30F32Power Distribution Center
30F34Power Distribution Center
30F35Power Distribution Center
30F36Power Distribution Center
30F37Power Distribution Center
30F38Power Distribution Center
30F39Power Distribution Center
F40Daytime Running Lights/Headlamp LevelingPower Distribution Center
F42HornPower Distribution Center
F44Diagnostic PortPower Distribution Center
F49Integrated Central Stack / Climate ControlPower Distribution Center
F50Air Suspension Control Module – If EquippedPower Distribution Center
F51Ignition Node Module / Keyless Ignition/ Steering Column LockPower Distribution Center
F52Battery SensorPower Distribution Center
F53Trailer Tow – Left Turn/Stop Lights – If EquippedPower Distribution Center
F56Additional Content (Diesel engine only)Power Distribution Center
F57NOx SensorPower Distribution Center
F58HID Headlamps LH – If EquippedPower Distribution Center

Dodge Durango (2016 – 2018) – fuse box diagram

Stored fuse guideParsed from fuseboxipedia posts; not a live vehicle readout.

Fuse mappings are parsed from stored fuseboxipedia posts. Years come from the post’s year JSON and any explicit “Year of production” list. Ampere values are taken from the ampere column when the stored table has one; they are omitted when amperage cannot be parsed reliably. Mappings are not invented.