The fuses are located in the fuse box, which is located in the engine compartment in the passenger compartment of the vehicle.
Before replacing a fuse, always switch off the corresponding consumer.
The location of the fuses is indicated on the label under the fuse box. Pull out the eyelet with the printed arrow.
A blown fuse is identified by a burnt metal strip.
Remove the blown fuse. There is a special plastic clip in the fuse box to make it easier to grip the fuse. Place the clip on the fuse, squeeze it and pull the fuse out.
Install a new fuse that is identical to the blown one.
If the new fuse blows soon, then the corresponding circuit needs to be checked.
Never replace a fuse with wire or anything similar, as this may cause serious damage to the electrical system.
It is recommended to have several spare fuses of different ratings in the car. There are spare places in the block for spare fuses.
The fuse's rated current is printed on the fuse's plastic body. In addition, the fuse body's color corresponds to the rated current. A — fuse wire.
Flip the fuse box up and rotate the white swivel fasteners upward.
Additional fuses are located in the engine compartment behind the right side trim.
The power fuse for supplying positive voltage is usually located above the battery in a separate fuse box.
Fuse Locations The location of the fuses depends on the vehicle's trim level and production date. The location of the fuses on a specific model is indicated on a plate in the engine compartment in the vehicle's interior (under the back seat or in the glove compartment).
