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Location of fuses and relays (Mazda 121 (3))

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Contents: Main fuse box in the passenger…⇓ Additional fuse box in the engine…⇓
Note: The turn signal relay is installed in the switch on the steering column.


Main fuse box in the passenger compartment



Ford Fiesta fuse box locations



Location of fuses and relays


Relay Location on Ford Fiesta Model


Relay Location on Ford Fiesta Model



The relay is located behind the fuse holder. Unscrew the two bolts above the fuse holder and fold the holder down.

Location of fuses on the Mazda 121 model


Location of fuses on the Mazda 121 model



Location of relays on Mazda 121 model


Location of relays on Mazda 121 model



Additional fuse box in the engine compartment





Additional fuse box in the engine compartment



Location of fuses on Ford Fiesta/Mazda models 121



Additional fuse box in the engine compartment


Relay Location on Ford Fiesta/Mazda 121 Models


Relay Location on Ford Fiesta/Mazda 121 Models



Relay Location on Ford Fiesta/Mazda 121 Models


Location of fuses on Ford KA model


Location of fuses on Ford KA model



The main fuse box is on the instrument panel on the left next to the steering wheel.



Location of fuses on Ford KA model


Caution: Depending on the configuration, there are two or three power fuses in the fuse box next to…


Caution: Depending on the configuration, there are two or three power fuses in the fuse box next to the battery. These fuses protect individual wires leading to the fuse boxes in the passenger compartment. These fuses should be checked when several fuses have tripped at the same time.


Vehicles without anti-lock brakes and air conditioning have one 60 A fuse and one 80 A fuse.

Vehicles with anti-lock brakes have an 80 A fuse instead of a 60 A fuse.

Vehicles with air conditioning are equipped with an additional third 80 A fuse.

Location of the relay box on the Ford KA model



The relay box is located above the fuses behind the cover.

Remove the two Phillips head screws. Unhook the cover on the left and right and remove it.



Caution: Depending on the configuration, there are two or three power fuses in the fuse box next to…


Caution: Depending on the configuration, there are two or three power fuses in the fuse box next to…
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