The fuses are of the pin type, they have different colors depending on the amperage.
Correspondence between the color and amperage of the fuse. A: beige - 5; red - 10; blue - 15; yellow - 20; green - 30.
The location of the relay and fuses in the mounting block is shown in fig. 8-32.
The following relays and fuses can be installed on the mounting block in any order (in brackets is the number on the relay housing):
- relay (220) turning on the cooling fan after the engine is stopped;
- relay (13) electromagnetic clutch of the air intake damper drive;
- relay (46) preheating time;
- relay (67) turning on the fuel pump;
- relay (79) ABS Brake ECU: Relay (78) turning on the ABS brake pump;
- relay (59) turning on the heating elements of the front seats;
- automatic gearbox circuit fuse;
- air conditioner circuit fuse (for 30 A);
- power window motor fuse (for 20 A); ABS relay fuse (for 30 A);
- ABS pump relay fuse (for 30 A).
On diesel vehicles, a 50 A fuse is used to protect the spark plug circuit. It is installed in the engine compartment on the front panel of the body above the brake booster.
* The number on the turnip body is indicated in brackets.
** With a single-tone sound signal, a jumper with pins is installed instead of the relay.
* In parentheses is the number on the fuse box.
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