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Fuses — general description (Mazda Capella GC)

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The vehicle's electrical circuits are protected by a combination of fuses, reverse current relays and fusible links. The fuse box combines the fuse box, harnesses and their connectors, and is located on the dashboard near the feet on the driver's side (photo).

Location of the fuse box

Location of the fuse box


Each fuse protects a specific circuit, and the various circuits are labeled directly on the fuse panel (photo). A miniature fuse replacement clip is located inside the box.

The location of the fuses and information about their purpose can be found on the fuse box cover

The location of the fuses and information about their purpose can be found on the fuse box cover


If an electrical component is faulty, the first thing to check is the fuse. A burnt fuse can be easily seen by holding its body up to the light. Also, taking into account the conductivity, check the terminals in the fuse box.



It is important that the correct fuse is installed. The different amounts of electrical current in the circuits are indicated by different colors on the fuse and are also marked on the fuse box cover.

Under no circumstances should you make a jumper from metal or foil across a blown fuse. This could result in serious damage to the electrical system.

If a fuse blows immediately when replaced, do not replace it again until the cause has been identified and corrected. In most cases, it is a short circuit in the electrical wiring caused by a broken or damaged wire.

The heater and air conditioner consume a lot of power, so the fuse box contains a reverse current relay to protect their circuits. If the reverse current relay circuit is broken, turn off the air conditioner and heater before pressing the reverse current relay reset button again.

[Based on website data: MAZbook.ru]

Fuse and relay box location

Fuse and relay box location
Fuse type and replacement procedure

Fuse type and replacement procedure
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