Fuse box
Fuses are used to break a circuit when the current reaches a certain value and protect elements and wires that could be damaged by too much current. A sharp increase in current is usually caused by a fault in the circuit, most often a short circuit. To prevent damage to electrical equipment due to a short circuit or overload, each individual electrical circuit is protected by a fuse.
In the car interior, the fuse box is located in front of the driver's seat.
In the engine compartment, the fuse box is located in the location shown in the figure.
The location of the fuses and the electrical circuits protected by the fuses are shown on the fuse box cover.
Fuse box located in the passenger compartment of the vehicle
Fuse box located in the passenger compartment of the vehicle
Fuse box located in the engine compartment
Fuse box located in the engine compartment
*Additional equipment
Note. The fuse box contains spare fuses designed to replace blown fuses. Always use fuses of the required power (the power of the fuses is indicated on the inside of the fuse box cover). Never use a larger fuse or replace it with a piece of wire or foil, as this may cause more serious damage or even cause a fire.