What do cars need to prevent short circuits, usually located near the engine or beneath the hood?

Various electrical components in cars need fuse panels to prevent short circuits. One is usually positioned near the engine or beneath the hood, while the other is near the driver's seat. Under the hood, the fuse box protects the engine control unit, the ABS motor, the cooling fan, and the battery. On the other hand, the fuse box located near the dashboard protects power windows, interior lighting, and the entertainment system.

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