Fuse panel for a vehicle with left-hand steering
Some consumers have 2 functions in use, so 2 fuses are used.
* Depending on the vehicle equipment, one of two options is used.
Relay panels
Micro panel: 1 – sound signal relay; 2 – relay circuit X (unloader relay, which disconnects all consumers except for the parking lights when the engine is started); 3 – Front wiper relay; 4* – relay of the EKR system for a carburetor engine; * – glow plug relay in diesel engines; 5 – main relay (diesel engine); 6 – not busy; A - not busy; B – provision of electric window lowering (30 A)
Additional panel: 1 – not occupied; 2 – not busy; 3 – not busy; 4 – relay for turning on the left seat heating; 5 – relay for switching on the heating of the right seat; 6 – not busy; 7 – not busy; 8 – not busy; 9 – not busy; 10 – not busy; 11 – relay for automatic transmission AG 4; 12 – relay for headlight washers; 13* – relay for air conditioner;
* – heating fan relay
Positions A, B, C, D, E are not occupied.
* Depending on the vehicle's equipment, one of the two options listed is used.
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Fuse panel
The arrangement of the fuses in this panel is shown in Fig. Fuse panel for a vehicle with left-hand steering. In all types and versions of vehicles, not all fuse terminals are used. When connecting them, follow the equipment specification.
The fuses used in the panel are of two types. Small bladed horseshoe fuses are inserted into the terminals of positions 1 to 23 (mini fuses), in terminals of positions 24 to 44 classic blade horseshoe-shaped fuses.
Colour coding of fuses
Relay panel
The relay panel in the basic version is single-leaf, filled with relay elements. In cars with richer equipment, another panel is installed - an additional one, filled with classic relay elements.
The panel in the basic version has five screw terminals for power supply.
Both panels (for left hand drive vehicles) are shown in Fig. Relay panels.