Iran Khodro Pars. Service Manual - part 8

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CHANGING LAMPS

LED trunk

Insert carefully a screwdriver into the groove 

of the lights. Removing the talc, the lamp can  

be seen. Detach the lamps from both ends of 

your connection replace the bulb. Re-install the 

lights in place.

Dashboard lights

- First, by opening two bolts, open the  

  frame of lights. 

-Then by rotating the base of lamp 

  anti clockwise open the base of lamp 

  and replace it.

The third red light

-First, open the holding frame of lights by 

 pressing two buttons on either side of the 

 frame. (1)

-Then, by pressing the bulb inward and 

 rotate it counterclockwise to open and replace 

the bulb. (2) 

WARNING 

The bulbs are under vacuumed and, at 

the time of replacing may be broken and 

cause injuries.  

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FUSES

FUSE  BOX 

Fuse box is situated under the dashboard to 

the left hand side of the Driver which included 

six spare fuses  plus special vise for changing 

fuses. To open the fuse box, pull the cover door 

of the fuse box forward.

1-F1 = 10  Amperes: Radio / CD player power 

supply after main switch

F1A = 10 Amperes: Radio / CD player continual 

power supply

2-F2=  05 Amperes: Relay compressor cut - 

electricity after ceiling light timer switch - key 

has three versatile.

3-F3 =  15 Amperes: After the power switch 

modulator ABS - high speed fan relays.

4-F4  = 10 Amperes: Small LED rear right - 

Buzzer signal relay power-lighting.

5-F5 = 15 Amperes: Relay Fans - feeding after 

switch intelligent ventilation system.

6-F6 =  10 Amperes : Air bag power supply.

7-F7 = 20Amperes: Horn Relay-fog lamp-horn

8-F8 =  SHUNT-Input shunt switches

9-F9 =  Front small lights, Rear small lights left- 

Rear plaque light.

10-F10 = 30 Amperes: Rear window lifter - 

Window switches back lighting.

11-F11 = : 30 Amp. : MAIN FUSE related to 

front light- low and high beam lights- the relay 

front/rear fog lamp.

12-F12 = 10 Amperes: Reverse lights - rear 

obstacle warning unit - after the switch 

forward power amplifiers - feeding after room 

temperature sensor switch - switch power after 

DIAG - feeding after ABS alarm relay. 

13-F13 = 30 Amperes: No consumption.

14-F14 = 30 Amperes: No consumption.

15-F15 = 15 Amperes: Power LED ceiling 

lights front and rear - power unit central locking 

- power folding mirror unit - electric permanent 

timers roof - lights trunk - relay ejector trunk.

16-F16 =20 Amperes: Lighter after switch 

power supply

F16A=20 Amperes: Lighter. continual power 

supply after main switch

CAUTION

Electric fuses are considered for all 

models of  PEUGEOT, but may be 

some of them dose not have any 

usage in few models.

FUSES

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Fuses:

17-F17 =  10 Amperes: Permanent power unit 

intelligent ventilation system - Memory radio.

18-F18 =  10 Amperes: Rear fog lamp 

19-F19 = 10 Amperes: Panel lighting - Front 

lighting Amp - Brightness panel radio keys - 

Lighting control system on the steering wheel 

(MFC) - Lighter lighting - Lighting controllers, 

electric mirrors.

20-F20 =  30 Amperes: Power driver seat.

21-F21 =  30 Amperes:  Smart fan ventilation 

system.

22-F22 =  20 Amperes:  Power passenger seat.

23-F23 = 15 Amperes:  No consumption.

24-F24 =  30 Amperes: Motor for Wipers 

– Wiper lever - Power unit glass wiper and 

washer pump

25-F25 =  15 Amperes:  Forward permanent 

power amplifiers - a permanent power DIAG.

26-F26 = 15 Amperes: Flash unit - a permanent 

electricity panel radio buttons

27-F27 =  30 Amperes: Rear glass heater - 

Side mirrors heater.

28-F28 = 15 Amperes: Brake lights - front 

window lift relay - panel power after switch 

keys radio.

29-F29 =  30 Amperes: Window lifter front - 

Lighting glass front lift keys.

30-F30 = 15 Amperes: Map reading light – 

Steering indicator circuit power supply - The 

power relay - Glove compartment light - Rear 

window lifter relay - Relay locking rear lift 

glass child - Lighting rear lift glass - Automatic 

window lifter unit - Electric mirror.

31-F31 = Spare fuses

Fuses inside engine space:

32-F32 = 30 Amperes:  Fan for engine.

33-F33 = 30 Amperes:  Fan for engine.

34-F34 = 30 Amperes: Spare fuse              

35-F35 = 30 Amperes: Spare fuse.

36-F36  = Short circuit connection – Power 

supply for fuse box and main switch.

37-F37  = Short circuit connection – Power 

supply for fusebox.                                                                                

WARNING

-Always replace a faulty fuse with a fuse 

of the same rating (amperage).

-Improper use of the power outlet can cause 

damage. Usage of fuse with the amperage 

more than what is needed; make the circuit 

overheated and probable fire.

FUSES

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FUSES

Junction box*

Fuses are simple connections which cut the electricity when 

necessary, in order to protect the electrical parts. When an 

electrical part is broken down, its protective fuse may be 

blowout.

Fuse operation

Fuse ampere

fuse

Radio (power supply after switch)

10 A

F1

Radio (direct power supply from battery)

10 A

F1A

Lighter (direct power supply from battery) 

20 A

F2

Lighter (power supply after switch)

20 A

F2A

Reserve 5

30 A

F3

Rear window heater button, step 2 switch 

15 A

F4 

High speed fan, heater relay, heater panel

15 A

F5

Windshield wiper engine, Windshield wiper relay, washer pump 

30 A

F6

Map reading light, dashboard light, indicator light, power mirror light, glass lifter light

15 A

F7

Shent 

40 A

F8

Reserve 8

30/15 A

F9

Heater fan

30 A

F10

Tail lights switches 

10 A

F11

Reserve 4

10 A

F12

Reserve 3

30 A

F13

Front ampere, digital clock, break lights

15 A

F14

ABS break

10 A

F15

Reserve 6

10 A

F16

Doors lock button

30 A

F17

Front ampere warning lights, rear gear light, tachometer, oil level adjustment light

10 A

F18

Roof light timer, fuel ampere light, temperature sensor light

5 A

F19

ABS break

15 A

F20

Reserve 2

10 A

F21

Rheostat (ampere and button backlight adjustment) 

10 A

F22

Reserve 7

10 A

F23

Reserve 1

15 A

F24

Flasher

15 A

F25

Mirrors open/close

10 A

F26

Horn 

20 A

F27

Mirrors heater, right rear glass lifter button 

30 A

F28

Left door switch, front glass lifter 

30 A

F29

Roof light, radio, digital clock, door side light, trunk light, central lock receiver 

15 A

F30

Central lock control box 

15 A

F31

Reserve 9

5 A

F32

Rear fog light 

10 A

F33

ABS brake 

30 A

F34

Front fog light

30 A

F35

Rear glass lifter 

30 A

F36

Passing lights, low/high beam

30 A

F37

*If equipped

WARNING

Any  modification  or  changes  in  the  fuel 

supply system (electronic control unit, 

wiring, fuel circuit, injector, protective 

covers, etc.) due to the dangers that may 

threaten you is strictly forbidden (except 

by specialists in network services sales).

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FUSES

FUSE BOX AND DASHBOARD RELAY*

The fuse box is located under the dashboardon

the left. To open, pull the fuse box cover to the

front.

Fuses guide table (cabin)

Rating - type

Relay Function

Relay

No.

----

----

RLY1

Contact 1 - 30A

Trunk Lid Electric Actuator

RLY2

Contact 1 - 30A

Mirrors and rear window

heater

RLY3

Contact 1 - 30A

Ventilation Fan Relay

RLY4

Contact 2 - 30A

Rear Lifting Window (Left)

RLY5

Contact 2 - 30A

Rear Lifting Window (Left)

RLY6

Contact 2 - 30A

Rear Lifting Window (Right)

RLY7

Contact 2 - 30A

Rear Lifting Window (Right)

RLY8

*If installed in your car

Fuses function

Rating

Fuse No.

Electric Seat Supply

20A

F21

Main switch supply (position 2) air bag unit and air conditioning system

10A

F22

Main switch supply (position 1) lighter

10A

F23

Main switch supply - position 1(motivation of heater relay ، Radio, brake light, 

front node, central node and instrument panel), Motivation of Glass Heater Relay

10A

F24

Radio permanent supply

10A

F25

Central node supply

20A

F26

Central node supply

20A

F27

Central node supply and motivation of rear door motive relay

30A

F28

Rear Lifting Window

30A

F29

Central node supply (Front lifting window)

30A

F30

Rear window heater

30A

F31

Heater fan supply

30A

F32

Engine ignition

30A

F33

Main switch supply (position 2) immobilizer, diagnostic connector, instrument 

panel, cooler gas pressure sensor, engine unit

10A

F34

Main switch supply (position 2), Anti-brake system (ABS)

5A

F35

Immobilizer permanent supply, diagnostic connector, instrument panel

10A

F36

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Engine Compartment Fuse box *

Fuse box is in the right part of the engine

compartment. To access the fuse located in the

engine compartment, unclip the fuse box cover.

Close the fuse box cover carefully when you

have finished.

Vehicle owner shall not tamper fuse connection.

Any problem in this part should be checked by

authorized experts.

Relays Guide Table *

Fuses Guide Table *

*If installed in your car

Fuses function

Rating

Fuse 

No.

Electric supply for ignition switch

40A

1

Relay switch for fog lamp/horn

30A

2

BCM Inside systems electric 

connection supply

40A

3

BCM Inside systems electric 

connection supply

30A

4

Fan (High speed)

40A

5

Fan (Low speed)

30A

6

Brake (ABS)

30A

7

Brake (ABS)

40A

8

Reserve

----

9

Front node supply

20A

10

Front node supply

15A

11

Front/Rear Windshield Wiper and 

relay for windshield washer pump

30A

12

Spare

----

13

Double relay supply

30A

14

Fuel pump supply

10A

15

Engine unit supply

10A

16

Spare

----

17

Spare

----

18

Spare

----

19

Spare

----

20

FUSES

Rating - type

Relay Function

Relay

No.

30A-1Contact

Relayt switch for engine 

control

RLYa

30A-1Contact

Relay switch for fuel pump

RLYb

30A-1Contact

Relay switch for fog lamp

RLY1

30A-1Contact

Relay switch for horn

RLY2

30A-2Contact

Relay switch for windshield 

wiper

RLY3

30A-2Contact

Relay switch for windshield 

wiper

RLY4

40A-1Contact

Relay switch for fan (high 

speed)

RLY5

30A-1Contact

Relay switch for fan (low 

speed)

RLY6

30A-2Contact

Relay for fan

RLY7

30A-1Contact

Relay for windshield washer 

pump

RLY8

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FUSES

Fuse Box and Relay inside the 

dashboard CEC* 

The location of the fuse box is under the 

left air valve.

*If equipped

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*If equipped

Fuse Box Relays inside the dashboard CEC*

Relay Operation 

Type of Relay

Relay    Color

Relay

Relay for Ventilation Fan

HC Micro 4P (12V/35A)

Brown

R1

Power Relays for Shock Sensor  and Motion Sensor (Option) 1 

Micro 5P (12V/20A/10A)

Grey

* R2

Relay for Power Management

HC Micro 4P (12V/35A)

Brown

R3

Glass Heater Relay

Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Green

R4

 Wiper Relay 

Micro 5P (12V/20A/10A)

Grey

R5

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R6

Relay for the rear window lifter

HC Micro 4P (12V/35A)

Brown

R7

Relay for the front window lifter

HC Micro 4P (12V/35A)

Brown

R8

Relay for opening the Trunk 

Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Green

R9

Relay for unlocking  the Central Locking

Micro 5P (12V/20A/10A)

Grey

R10

Relay for locking the Central Locking

Micro 5P (12V/20A/10A)

Grey

R11

1- The relay must be connected if shock sensor and motion sensor to be used.

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Fuse Box Fuses inside the dashboard

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Ampere

Fuse

Cooler Gas Pressure Switch 3 phase AC to ECU

Mini

20

F1

Fans Relay Coil Power 

Mini

5

F2

Relays (Air Compressor - Fan Motor) Coil Power Fuse 

Box inside the Engine.
Glass Heater Key Input

-----------

-------

-------

F3

-----------

-------

-------

F4

Backlight Lighter

Mini

5

F5

Backlight Heater Button

Backlight Flasher Switch

Backlight CNG Switch 

Blacklight Radio

Backlit Front Panel

Fans Backlight

Backlit Hours

Backlight Trunk Ejector Button

Small Light CEC

Mirrors Regulator Keys Backlight

Central Locking button on the front panel backlight

Backlit keyboard shortcuts locking up the rear glass

Fuse Box Fuses inside the dashboard

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Ampere

Fuse

Front Small Light

Mini

10

F6

Rear Small Light
Plate Light
AIR BAG Power

Mini

10

F7

Front Panel Power (Steps 2,3)

Mini

5

F8

Immobilizer Power (Steps 2,3)

A/C Switchboard (Steps 2,3)

Power to DIAG (Steps 2,3)

Power (Steps 2,3) for ECU

Power (Steps 2,3) for CEC

ABS Power Module (Steps 2,3)

Low-speed Wiper Switch

Mini

20

F9

High-speed Wiper Switch

Glass Washer Pump

Wiper Relay Power

CEC Power (Steps 1, 2)

Mini

5

F10

Power to Trunk Ejector Switch (Steps 1,2)

Right/Left Indicator Switchboard (Steps 1,2)

Power Hours (Steps 1,2)

Zero Crossing Electric Wiper Motor (Steps 1,2)

Fuse Box and Relay inside the Dashboard CEC*

*If equipped

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Fuse Box Fuses inside the dashboard

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Ampere

Fuse

Rear Gear Lamp

Mini

10

F11

Driver-side power window switch
Power Side Mirrors
Power Brake Switch

Mini

10

F12

-----------

-------

-------

F13

Constant Power Ceiling Light

Mini

5

F14

Dashboard inside lamp

Trunk Lamp

Map Reading Lamp

Lighter

Mini

20

F15

Radio

Mini

10

F16

-----------

Mini

-------

F17

Ceiling Light Control Mode

Mini

5

F18

Front Fog Lamp Button

Mini

5

F19

Up Light

Mini

15

F20

Low Light

Mini

15

F21

Rear Fog Lamp

Mini

10

F22

Side Mirrors Heater

Mini

5

F23

Rear Glass Heater

Mini

30

F24

Fuse Box Fuses inside the dashboard

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Ampere

Fuse

Electric Actuator Driver Side Door

Mini

30

F25

Driving Power Right Front Door
Rear Door Electric Actuator (Driver Side)
Driving Power Rear Right Door

Driving Electric Fuel Door

Driving Power Trunk Lid

-----------

-------

-------

F26

All electrical relay coil inside the fuse box inside the cabin

Mini

5

F27

Horn Button

Instrument Panel Battery Power

Power CEC

Mini

20

F28

Central Switch Board

Mini

5

F29

Power Hour

Battery Power for DIAG

CEC Battery Power

Memory Power Radio

Mini

10

F30

Optical and Shock Sensor Power (Option) 1

Mini

5

*F31

Alarm Power (Option) 2 

Mini

5

**F32

Ventilation Fan

J-Case

40

F33

Front Windows Lifter Power

J-Case

40

F34

Backlit Keyboard shortcuts above the Front Glass

Rear Windows Lifter Power

J-Case

40

F35

Backlit Keyboard shortcuts above the Rear Glass

Spare

Mini

5

F

Spare

Mini

10

F

Fuse Box and Relay inside the Dashboard CEC*

*If equipped

1- If the installation of Relay R2, the fuse must be installed.

2- If the installation of Company Siren, the fuse must be installed.

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CEC Integration System*

1- Ceiling Light

• If one of the doors open ceiling light 

lights.

• Ceiling light stays on about 40 seconds 

if the entire doors close and the ignition 

switch are not opened.

• Ceiling lights stays on about 5 minutes 

if a door opens.

• If one of doors or trunk lid or bonnet 

open and the car is moving, ceiling lamp

flashes for a while.

• In case of opening the doors by remote 

control, ceiling lamp lights.

• Locking the doors with remote control 

or switch, if ceiling lamp lights will be 

turned off dimmer.

• If auto detection is activated via remote 

control, ceiling light will stay lit for a 

while.

2- Ejector Trunk Key

• When the switch is on, if the key is 

pressed for 1.5 seconds the trunk door 

is opened.

•If the car is moving and the key is 

pressed the trunk door is not opened.

3- Central Key:

• All the doors and trunk lid and bonnet if 

closed, can be locked/unlocked by key.

• All the doors and trunk lid and bonnet 

if closed, can be locked/unlocked by the

remote control.

• All the doors and trunk lid and bonnet 

if closed, can be locked/unlocked by the 

central key on dashboard.

• If one of doors or trunk lid or bonnet 

opens if you are running one of the top 

three states (for locking) the doors are 

locked once and immediately opens.

• When locking the doors with the remote 

control blinker blinks once.

• When locking the doors with the remote 

control if one of the doors or the trunk lid 

or the bonnet is open, the lock operation 

is not completed successfully, but the 

flasher flashes 4 times slow.

• When unlocking the doors with the 

remote  control  flasher  flashes  5  times 

fast.

• Car Finder: When the car is locked with 

the remote control if the key to lock is 

pressed on the remote control again, 

the  flasher  flashed  approximately  10 

seconds fast.

• If in a short space of time the doors lock/

unlock by the central key repeatedly, the 

central key disables for 20 seconds.

• If enabled option to lock automatically, 

when vehicle speed is above 20km/h, 

doors automatically lock and when the 

car is turned off the doors automatically 

unlock (If press and hold the central 

locking key for approximately 5 seconds, 

by  alarming  and  flashing  LED  Display 

3 times (this option is disabled and re-

enabled with repeated practice.

• If the doors are locked LED Display 

on central locking button stays light 

continuously and if the doors are open 

the LED Display will be turned off.

4- Windshield wiper

• Wiper timer mode 2 is optional by the 

DIAG (Diagnostic):

- Timer with fixed time

- Timer variable-speed out

5- Flasher:

• If the flash automatically by the DIAG 

option is enabled, when the vehicle 

speed is above 80km/h during sudden 

braking car blinker blinks a few times.

• If the option is activated by the DIAG 

when you open one of the doors, when 

the ignition switch is on and one of the 

doors is opened, blinker blinks for about 

15 seconds fast.

6- LEDs on the front panel door open

• When ignition switch and one of the 

doors is open, door open indicator on 

the front panel will be illuminated and if 

the vehicle speed is above 20 km/h this 

indicator flashes.

*If equipped

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7- Power the rear and front glass lifters

• When the ignition switch is closed, 

front and rear glass can be raised and 

lowered almost up to 30 seconds. It 

should be noted at this time the driver-

side auto glass will not work.

8- Rear and Side Mirrors Heater

• Only when the car is on the glass 

heater will work.

• When the glass heater is activated 

automatically will turn off approximately 

12 minutes later.

9- Power Management

• Power manager can control and 

provide power of the following:

- ceiling light, radio, cigarettes lighter, 

the dashboard light, trunk light.

• If ignition switch is on but the car off, 

approximately after 15 minutes the 

power of these parts is disconnected.

• If the ignition switch is closes, 

approximately after 7 minutes the power 

of these parts is disconnected.

• If the car is locked with the remote 

control, the power of these parts is 

disconnected after a few seconds.

• If open the car with remote control, 

or open one of the doors, the power 

of these components is immediately 

connected.

• If the car navigation system of the 

remote control activate, the power 

of these devices will be activated 

immediately.

• Note: If the vehicle battery is weak, 

electricity of all these parts will be cut.

10- ABS/EBD Alarm

11- Diagnostic System

Failure of all the different parts of the 

relays and the output for followings is 

recognizable by the DIAG:

• Central Locking

• Trunk Lid Ejector Button

• Rear glass heater and Mirrors

• Power Relay for Front Windows

• Power Relay for Rear Windows

• Relay for Wiper

• Relay for Power Management

• Left Indicator

• Right Indicator

• Ceiling Light

• Siren

12- Anti-theft

• Optional alarm system by diagnostic 

device (DIAG) and the following method

is enabled:

• However, the following method can 

be used to enable or disable the alarm 

system:

• 2 times the starter switch is opened 

and closed, and the case is closed. Now

switch on the remote control is pressed 

2 times. The alarm once activated, 

resulting in the alarm system will be 

activated. If this is a repeat, alarm

system is deactivated and the alarm will 

sound 2 times.

• Ability to install motion and shock 

sensors is possible.

• Ability to select the horn or siren for 

alarm system, by placing in F11, F12

fuse in the fuse box inside the engine is 

possible.

• When you lock the car with the remote 

control, siren will sound once and 

antitheft system is activated.

• When opening the car by remote 

control, siren will sound 2 times and the 

antitheft system is deactivated.

• When you enable auto-detecting , siren 

will sound 3 times.

• In case of activating each of the 

following, the siren , flasher and ceiling 

light are enabled:

• Motion Sensor

• Shock Sensor

• A Car Door

• The key to open the car doors

• Trunk Lid Door opens

• Bonnet opens

If for some reason the alarm is activated 

if the lock or unlock button on the remote 

control is pressed again the sound of 

sirens and flash stops and runs to lock 

the door.

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CEC Fuse Box for Relay inside the 

Engine*

CEC Fuses in the Fuse Box inside the Engine *

*If equipped

**Note: Only one of these fuses (F11, F12) should be located in its place.

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Amper

Fuse

Electric Fuel Pump

Mini

10

F1

 ABS1 Power

J-Case

40

F2

 ABS 2 Power

J-Case

30

F3

Battery Power for AA and CC Ignition Switch

J-Case

50

F4

Battery Power for kk Ignition Switch

J-Case

50

F5

Battery Power for all relays and fuses inside the fuse box inside dashboard

J-Case

50

F6

Battery Power for all relays and fuses inside the fuse box inside dashboard and 

Indicator Lever Inlet Power and relay power for power management and ECU power

J-Case

40

F7

Engine Injector

J-Case

40

F8

Canister Solenoid Valve

Speed Sensor

Ignition Coil

Camshaft Sensor (Camshaft Sensor)

--------------

-------

-------

F9

Bobbin Power Relays for Fuse Box inside the Engien

Mini

5

F10

Horn instead of Alarm (Option)

Mini

5

F11**

Alarm (Option)

Mini

5

F12**

Front Fog Lamp

Mini

15

F13

Horn

Mini

20

F14

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F15

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F16

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FUSES

CEC Fuses in the Fuse Box inside the Engine *

*If equipped

Operation

Type of

Fuse

Fuse

Amper

Fuse

Heater Gas Valve

Mini

10

F17

Oxygen Sensor

Mini

10

F18

High Speed Engine Fan

J-Case

30

F19

Low Speed Engine Fan

J-Case

30

F20

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F21

Cooler Compressor Clutch

Mini

10

F22

Bobbin Power Relays for (Cooler Compressor - 

Engine Fan)

Mini

5

F23

Battery Power for ECU

Mini

20

F24

Spare

Mini

15

F

Spare

Mini

20

F

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FUSES

Fuse Box and CEC Relay inside the Engine Compartment*

Relays in the Fuse Box inside the Engine

*If equipped

Relay Operation

Type of Relay

Relay color

Relay

Relay for Fuel Pump

Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL1

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Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL2

Double Relay

Mini 4P (12V/40A)

Light Grey

RL3

Relay for Front Fog Lamp

Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL4

Relay for Horn

Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL5

Relay 3 for Engine  Fan

HC Micro 5P (12V/35A/20A)

Black

RL6

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HC Micro 4P (12V/35A)

Brown

RL7

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Ultra Micro 4P(12V/20A)

Black

RL8

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Ultra Micro 4P(12V/20A)

Black

RL9

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Ultra Micro 4P(12V/20A)

Black

RL10

Relay for Cooler Compressor Clutch

Micro 5P (12V/20A/10A)

Grey

RL11

Relay 1 for Engine Fan

HC Micro 5P (12V/35A/20A)

Black

RL12

Relay 2 for Engine Fan

HC Micro 5P (12V/35A/20A)

Black

RL13

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Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL14

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Ultra Micro 4P (12V/20A)

Black

RL15

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Emergency Charging the Battery 

If your vehicle does not  start due the 

discharged or poor battery, do as following 

orders:

A) Battery to battery connection (using 

auxiliary vehicle)

1) Check both vehicle to have 12 Volt 

electrical system. If you do not observe 

this point, your vehicle wiring system may 

be damaged which is not under coverage 

of the guarantee. 

2) Bring two vehicle as close as possible 

to each other but there should be not 

contact between them.

If you do not observe this, short circuit 

will be established which cause damages 

to the vehicle wiring which is not under 

coverage of the guarantee.

3)Switch off all vehicle’s electrical equipments 

(audio system, heating system, etc.). switch 

off the auxiliary vehicle. Check both vehicles 

to be in freewheel position.

Apply both hand brakes of the two vehicles, 

otherwise there may be damages to the 

electrical equipments which are not covered 

by guarantee. 

4)Open both engine cover and identify 

the positive and negative poles of the 

both  batteries.  Use  flashlight  or  similar 

lighting instrument if it is dark.

5)Prepare two battery to battery cables 

(proper thickness and free from damages). 

Battery to battery cables are usually two 

thick red and black cables. Attach end of 

the one the cables to the positive pole of 

the auxiliary battery and its other end to 

positive pole of the discharged battery.

6)Then attach one end of the other cable 

to the negative pole of the auxiliary battery 

and its other end to the a point of  receiver 

vehicle body which is not covered by 

paint (such as engine mount). Ensure the 

connected cables are away 

from gasoline pipes, brake and rotary 

parts of the both engines.

7) Switch on the auxiliary vehicle and wait for 

a few minutes to have engine in idle speed. 

8)Then start the receiver vehicle (discharge 

battery). Wait for a few minutes to have its 

engine in idle speed.

9)Disconnect the cables as figure (2)

  

BATTERY CARE & MAINTENANCE