If you’re driving a first-generation Mazda CX-9 (TB), you’re probably curious about the fuse box diagrams for your ride. From 2006 up to 2015, Mazda produced these beauties, and we’ve got the scoop on where those fuse panels are hiding inside your car, plus what each fuse actually does.
Your Mazda CX-9 from 2007 through 2015 houses its fuse panels in different spots. Some are tucked away under the hood, while others are chilling out inside the cabin. It’s like having a secret map to keep your Mazda running like a champ.
Table of Contents
Cigar lighter (power outlet) fuses: #1 “OUTLET FR” (Accessory socket – Front) in the passenger compartment fuse box, and fuses #17 (2007-2012) or #19 (since 2013) “OUTLET CTR” (Accessory socket – Center), #18 (2007-2012) or #20 (since 2013) “OUTLET RR” (Accessory socket – Rear) in the engine compartment fuse box.
[2007/2008/2009/2010]
Engine compartment
FUSE NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
FUSE AMP RATING
PROTECTED COMPONENT
1
MAIN
150A
For protection of all circuits
2
ENGINE
20A
Transaxle control system
3
R HEATER
40A
Heater
4
P.SEAT R
30A
Power seat (RH) (Some models)
5
HEATER
50A
Heater
6
IGKEY2
40A
For protection of various circuits
7
FAN1
30A (Some models)
Cooling fan
7
FAN1
40A (Some models)
Cooling fan
8
P.SEAT L
40A
Power seat (LH) (Some models)
9
DEFOG
30A
Rear window defroster
10
BTN
40A
For protection of various circuits
11
FUEL PUMP
30A
Fuel pump
12
IGKEY1
30A
For protection of various circuits
13
FOG
15A
Fog lights
14
ABS (SOL)
30A
ABS solenoid
15
D/L
25A
Power door locks
16
ROOM
15A
Overhead light
17
OUTLET CTR
15A
Accessory socket (Center)
18
OUTLET RR
15A
Accessory socket (Rear)
19
AC PWR
15A
Moon roof (Some models), DC/AC inverter
20
S.WARM
15A
Seat warmer (Some models)
21
A/C MAG
10A
Air conditioner
22
BOSE
25A
Audio system (Bose Sound System-equipped model) (Some models)
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