13-13
CAUTION
• Close the cover completely to prevent rain
water from entering the fuse box.
• When installing the high-current fuse box
cover, be sure to retain it with the clamps
while pressing it straight downward. Push-
ing the cover toward the inside of the vehicle
with excessive force could break it.
5 Engine preheating circuit fuse
If the indicator lamp does not come on in cold
weather, check whether the glow relay fuse has
blown. If it has blown, disconnect the (–) cable from
the battery and replace the fuse with a new one
(127A).
No.
Amperage
(casing color)
Protected circuit
FH1 60A (yellow)
Fuse box (S1, A1 – A5,
M1 – M12)
FH2 60A (yellow)
Fuse box
(B1 – B12)
FH3 40A (green)
Fuse box
(B13 – B16)
FH5 60A (yellow)
Hydraulic brakes
booster
FH7 40A (green) ABS motor
FH8 40A (green) ABS valve
BATT1 120A (white) Alternator
BATT2 120A (white) Alternator
WARNING
Replacement high-current fuses should
always be of the specified amperage. Using a
high-current fuse of incorrect amperage
could cause a fire.
WARNING
Fuses carry electric current constantly. For
safety, disconnect the negative battery cable
before replacing any fuse.
WARNING
Be sure to use fuses of the specified amper-
ages.
A fire could result if a fuse of incorrect
amperage is used.
Z12083
BATT2 BATT1
FH1
FH7
FH8
FH2
FH3
FH5
Z11262
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