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Fuse replacement
Fuse location and
identification
Fuses protect vehicle electrical equipment
by preventing overload of electrical
appliances in the circuit. A blown fuse
indicates that the circuit it protects has
failed and stopped working. If it is
suspected that the fault is caused by fuse
damage, take it out of the fuse box for
inspection to see if the metal wire in the
fuse is blown.
A - The fuse is intact
B - Fuse blown
The fuses are located in the instrument
panel fuse box above the accelerator pedal
and in the chassis fuse box below the
driver's seat. There are altogether two
different types of fuses:
1. Strip fuse - thin, plug-in, allowing the
circuit to pass current of 5-25A.
2. Slow-blow fuse - square, plug-in type,
allowing the circuit to pass current of
20-60A.
The color represents the amperage of the
fuse which is also marked on the fuse.
For the blown fuse, please do not try
to repair or use a fuse with a
different color or amperage as a
substitute; otherwise, the electrical
system may be damaged or a fire
may happen due to overload of the
wires.
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