In order to avoid damage to equipment or consumers caused by a short circuit or overload, each of the individual electrical circuits is equipped with a fuse
Before replacing a fuse, first disconnect the corresponding consumer.
Remove the fuse box cover.
Remove the damaged fuse, which can be identified by a burnt-out hair.
Insert a fuse with the same rated current parameters.
Individual electrical circuits are indicated on the cover.
The rated current of the fuse is shown on the back of the clamp.
In addition, the clamp is color-coded, by which you can additionally determine the value of the rated current.
If the last fuse you replaced blows out again after some time, you need to check the corresponding electrical circuit.
In any case, replacing fuses with wire or other similar means is prohibited as this may cause serious damage to the electrical equipment.
It is recommended to keep spare fuses on hand in the fuse box at all times.
Install the fuse box cover.
Mounting fuse and relay block: 1 - relay for switching on the electric fan of the engine cooling system K1; 2 - relay for turning on the main beam headlights K7; 3 - relay for turning on the sound signal K8; 4 - door power window relay K2; 5 - starter relay K3; 6 - headlight high beam relay K1; 7 - additional relay K15/1; 8 - rear window heating relay K10; 9 - relay for turning on direction indicators and hazard warning lights K6; 10 - main relay of the engine control system K11; 11 - windshield wiper relay K6; 12 - relay for turning on the fuel pump K12; 13 - tweezers for removing fuses; 14 - tweezers for removing the relay; 15 - spare fuses F27-F30; 16 - working fuses F1- F26
Usually the current value of fuses differs by the color of the fuse.
Sometimes the fuse thread remains intact, while its connection inside the fuse is broken.
It is impossible to visually determine such a malfunction.
In this case, you can assess the condition of the fuse using an ohmmeter or a test lamp.
If it is necessary to replace the relay, remove it using a puller located in the mounting block.
We install a new relay of a similar type.
To replace the fuses in the engine compartment, disconnect the wire terminal from the negative terminal of the battery.
Remove the fuse box cover.
Replacing the fuse
Close the unit cover and connect the battery
Rated current value (A) - Marking color
- 7.5 - Bronze
- 10 - Red
- 15 - Blue
- 20 - Yellow
- 25 - White
- 30 - green
№ - Current, A - Protected circuits
- F1 – 15 - Electronic engine control unit, cooling fan relay, fuel injectors
- F2 – 30 - Electric windows
- F3 – 15 - Emergency signaling
- F4 – 20 - Windshield wiper, airbag
- F5 - 7.5 - Relay (terminal 15)
- F6 - 7.5 - Reversing light
- F7 - 7.5 - Electronic engine control unit
- F8 – 25 - Heated rear window
- F9 - 5 - Side light bulbs on the right side of the car
- F10 – 5 - Side light bulbs on the left side of the car
- F11 – 5 - Rear fog light
- F12 - 7.5 - Low beam lamp for right headlight
- F13 - 7.5 - Left headlight low beam lamp
- F14 – 10 - High beam lamp for right headlight
- F15 – 10 - Left headlight high beam lamp
- F16 - Reserve
- F17 - Reserve
- F18 - Reserve
- F19 - Reserve
- F20 – 15 - Horn, cigarette lighter, luggage compartment lock, diagnostic connector
- F21 – 15 - Fuel pump
- F22 – 15 - Central locking remote control unit
- F23 – 10 - Daytime running lights
- F24 - Reserve
- F25 – 10 - Interior lighting, brake lights
- F26 - Reserve
- F27 - Spare
- F28 - Spare
- F29 - Spare
- F30 - Spare
- F31 - Reserve
- F32 – 30 - Electric power steering*, air conditioning