1997-2000 Acura EL/1.6EL Fuse Box Diagram

The Acura EL/1.6EL is a popular car that was produced from 1997 to 2000. It is known for its reliability and fuel efficiency. However, even the best cars can experience electrical problems from time to time. If you are having trouble with an electrical component in your EL/1.6EL, one of the first things you should check is the fuse box.

The fuse box is a small box that contains fuses and relays. Fuses are responsible for protecting the electrical system from damage caused by overloads or short circuits. Relays are used to switch high-current circuits on and off.

The EL/1.6EL has two fuse boxes: one in the engine bay and one in the passenger compartment. The engine bay fuse box contains fuses for the engine and other major components. The passenger compartment fuse box contains fuses for the interior lights, accessories, and other electronics.

Engine Compartment

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Fuse NumberFuse Amp. RatingProtected Components
4180AAll
4240AIgnition switch (BAT)
437.5ACeiling light
Data link connector
Trunk light
Integrated control unit (under-dash fuse relay/box socket)
4415APGM-FI main relay
45Not used
4640APower window relay
477.5AAudio unit
Clock
ECM (M/T)
Heater control panel
PCM (A/T)
Security indicator
4830A№ 20, 33 fuses (in under-dash tuse/relay box)
№ 21, 22 fuses (via security headlight relay or dimmer low switch)
Combination light switch
49Not used
5030ARear window defogger
5120AKeyless/security control unit
Moonroof motor
5440AOption connector
5540ABlower motor
5620ACondenser fan motor
A/C compressor clutch
5720ARadiator fan motor

ABS Fuse Box

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Fuse NumberFuse Amp. RatingProtected Components
6140AABS pump motor
627.5AABS control unit (MCK)
6320AABS control unit (BAT)

Instrument Panel

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Fuse NumberFuse Amp. RatingProtected Components
1Not used
2Not used
3Not used
410AResistor
Right headlight (high beam)
510AHigh beam indicator
Left headlight (high beam)
Resistor
6Not used
720ALeft rear power window motor
820ARight rear power window motor
9Not used
1020AFront passenger’s window motor
1120ADriver’s window motor
Power window master switch
127.5ATurn signal/hazard relay
1315APGM-Fl main relay
SRS unit (VA)
147.5ACruise control unit
Keyless/security control unit
157.5AAlternator
Charging system light (Wire color: BLK/WHT)
EVAP purge control solenoid valve
Heated oxygen sensor
Secondary heated oxygen sensor
Vehicle speed sensor
167.5AABS control unit
Rear window defogger relay
177.5AA/C compressor clutch relay
A/C thermostat
Condenser fan relay
Heater control panel
Mode control motor
Power mirror actuator
Power mirror defogger
Radiator fan relay
Recirculation control motor
Option connector
187.5ADaytime runninq liqhts control unit
197.5ABack-up lights
2010ADaytime running lights control unit
Keyless/security control unit
2110ARight headlight (low beam)
2210ALeft headlight (low beam)
2310ASRS unit (VB)
247.5AMoonroof open relay
Moonroof close relay
Power window relay
257.5AABS indicator circuit
A/T gear position dimming circuit
Clock
Cruise indicator circuit
Gauge assembly
Interlock control unit
Shift lock solenoid
SRS indicator circuit
Integrated control unit
2620AWindshield wiper motor
Windshield washer motor
2715AAccessory power socket
2815AAudio unit
Stereo amplifier (AFB sound system)
Option connector
29Not used
307.5AAudio unit light
A/T gear position console light
A/T gear position indicator dimming circuit
Clock
Cruise indicator circuit
Cruise main switch light
Dash lights brightness controller
Gauge lights
Hazard warning switch light
Heater control panel lights
Integrated control unit
Option connector
317.5AECM (M/T)
PCM (A/T)
PGM-FI main relay
Keyless/security control unit
Starter cut relay
Integrated control unit
327.5AFront parking lights
License plate lights
Taillights
337.5AKey interlock solenoid
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