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The 2010 Ford Explorer has two sets of fuses. One set is inside the car, below the driver's side kick panel near the steering wheel. The other set is under the hood on the driver's side above the battery. Each set of fuses controls different functions, with the ones under the hood typically handling heavier-duty tasks. Inside the cabin, the fuses control things like the moon roof, ignition switch, radio, horn, reverse lights, and climate controls. Under the hood, they manage functions such as the starter, PCM, ABS, and fuel pump.
To locate the fuse box in the 2010 Ford Explorer, you should check underneath the left side of the steering wheel, close to the brake pedal.