The pre-facelift Cadillac XTS models produced from 2013 to 2017, show where the fuse panels are located inside the car and detail which fuses and relays control different functions. They’re helpful for understanding how to replace or troubleshoot electrical components in your Cadillac XTS.
Table of Contents
Cigar lighter / power outlet fuses in the Cadillac XTS are the fuses No.6 and 7 in the Instrument panel fuse box.
Engine compartment
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Fuse Number | Description |
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Mini Fuses | |
1 | Transmission Control Module — Battery |
2 | Engine Control Module Battery |
3 | Air Conditioning Compressor Clutch |
4 | Not Used |
5 | Engine Control Module Run/Crank |
8 | Ignition Coils — Even (Six Cylinder Engine) |
9 | Ignition Coils — Odd (Six Cylinder Engine) |
10 | Engine Control Module — Switched Battery (from Engine Control Module Relay) |
11 | Six Cylinder Engine: Post Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensor Heater, Mass Air Flow Sensor, Flex Fuel Sensor |
13 | Run/Crank for Transmission Control Module and Fuel System Control Module |
14 | Right Rear Heated Seat |
15 | Left Rear Heated Seat |
16 | 2013-2015: Vented Seats Run/Crank 2016: Not Used |
17 | Body Run/Crank |
18 | Autonet Run/Crank (Aftermarket) |
20 | 2013-2015: Heated Steering Wheel 2016: Not Used |
23 | Variable Effort Steering |
29 | Passive Entry/Passive Start Module – Battery |
30 | All-Wheel Drive Module |
31 | Left Front Heated Seat |
32 | Body Control Module 6 |
33 | Right Front Heated Seat |
34 | Antilock Brake System Valves |
35 | Amplifier |
37 | Right High Beam |
38 | Left High Beam |
46 | Cooling Fan Relay |
47 | Six Cylinder Engine: Pre Catalytic Converter Oxygen Sensor Heater, Canister Purge Solenoid |
48 | 2016: Coolant Pump |
49 | Right High Intensity Discharge Headlamp |
50 | Left High Intensity Discharge Headlamp |
51 | Horn |
52 | Cluster Run/Crank |
53 | Run/Crank for Inside Rearview Mirror, Rear Vision Camera |
54 | Run/Crank for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning |
55 | Outside Rearview Mirror, Universal Garage Door Opener, Front Window Switches |
56 | Windshield Washer |
57 | Steering Column Lock |
60 | Heated Mirror |
62 | 2013: Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist/Front Camera Module – Battery 2014-2015: Not Used 2016: Massage Memory Bolster |
64 | Adaptive Forward Lighting (AFL) Module — Battery |
66 | Trunk Release |
67 | Chassis Control Module |
69 | Regulated Voltage Control Sensor |
70 | Vent Canister Solenoid |
71 | Memory Module |
J-Case Fuses | |
6 | Wiper |
12 | Starter |
21 | Rear Power Windows |
22 | Sunroof |
24 | Front Power Windows |
25 | Retained Accessory Power |
26 | Antilock Brake System Pump |
27 | Electric Parking Brake |
28 | Rear Window Defogger |
41 | Brake Vacuum Assist Pump |
42 | Cooling Fan K2 |
44 | Headlamp Washer |
45 | Cooling Fan K1 |
Mini Relays | |
7 | Engine Control Module |
9 | Cooling Fan |
13 | Cooling Fan |
15 | Run/Crank |
17 | Rear Window Defogger |
Micro Relays | |
1 | Air Conditioning Compressor Clutch |
2 | Starter |
4 | Wiper Speed |
5 | Wiper Control |
8 | 2013-2015: Run 2016: Not Used |
10 | Cooling Fan |
11 | 2016: Headlamp Washer |
14 | Headlamp Low Beam |
Passenger compartment
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Fuse Number | Description |
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1 | 2013-2015: OnStar 2016: Wireless Charger Module |
2 | Body Control Module 7 |
3 | Body Control Module 5 |
4 | Radio |
5 | Infotainment and Center Stack Displays, Head-up Display, Instrument Cluster, Rear Seat Entertainment |
6 | Power Outlet 1 |
7 | Power Outlet 2 |
8 | Body Control Module 1 |
9 | Body Control Module 4 |
10 | Body Control Module 8 (J-Case Fuse) |
11 | Front Heater Ventilation Air Conditioning/Blower (J-Case Fuse) |
12 | Passenger Seat (Circuit Breaker) |
13 | Driver Seat (Circuit Breaker) |
14 | Diagnostic Link Connector |
15 | Airbag AOS |
16 | Glove Box |
17 | Heater Ventilation Air Conditioning Controller |
18 | 2013-2015: Pre-Fuse for Fuses 1, 4, and 5 2016: Logistic |
19 | Electronic Steering Column Lock |
20 | 2013-2015: Automatic Occupant Sensing 2016: Telematics (OnStar) |
21 | Spare |
22 | Steering Wheel Controls/Backlight |
23 | Body Control Module 3 |
24 | Body Control Module 2 |
25 | 2013-2015: Column Lock Module 2016: Power Steering Column |
26 | AC/DC Inverter |
Relays | |
R1 | Glove Box Relay |
R2 | 2013: Not Used 2014-2016: Logistic Relay |
R3 | Retained Accessory Power/Accessory Relay |
Luggage compartment
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Fuse Number | Description |
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F01 | Not Used |
F02 | Spare |
F03 | Not Used |
F04 | Leveling Compressor |
F05 | Not Used |
F06 | Not Used |
F07 | Not Used |
F08 | Front Courtesy Lamps |
F09 | Not Used |
F10 | Not Used |
F11 | Not Used |
F12 | Not Used |
F13 | Not Used |
F14 | Not Used |
F15 | Not Used |
F16 | 2013-2015: Not Used 2016: Video Processing Module |
F17 | Not Used |
F18 | Semi-active Damping System |
F19 | Universal Garage Door Opener/Rain, Light and Humidity Sensor |
F20 | Shunt |
F21 | Side Blind Zone |
F22 | Not Used |
F23 | All-Wheel Drive |
F24 | Not Used |
F25 | Not Used |
F26 | Not Used |
F27 | Not Used |
F28 | Not Used |
F29 | Not Used |
F30 | 2013-2015: Front Camera 2016: Front Camera/EOCM |
F31 | Rear Parking Assist/Lane Departure Warning |
F32 | Not Used |
F33 | Not Used |
F34 | Not Used |
F35 | Not Used |
F36 | Not Used |
F37 | Not Used |
Relays | |
K1 | Not used |
K2 | Front Courtesy Lamps Relay |
K3 | Leveling Compressor Relay |
K4 | 2013: Not Used 2014-2016: Logic |
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