Nissan Navara was introduced in 1997. The first generation was designated d22 and was produced in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. The second generation of navar, after a significant update, was produced in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 and was marked D40. During this period, the car was restyled. The third generation – d23, is currently being produced. In our material you will find information describing the Nissan Navara fuse boxes and relays for the first and second generation, their photos and diagrams, and also show the places where they are located. Separately, we highlight the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.
The location of the boxes and their diagrams may differ from this material and depend on the year of manufacture, equipment and the country of delivery of the car. Check the assignment with the description on the back of the protective cover.
Contents
- 1 Nissan Navara d22
- 1.1 Engine compartment
- 1.2 Passenger compartment
- 2 Nissan Navara d40
- 2.1 Passenger compartment
- 2.2 Engine compartment
Nissan Navara d22
Engine compartment
This unit is located on the right side, under a protective cover.
Box photo (Type 1)
Fuse diagram
Designation
| FA | (80A / 100A) Battery power distribution (80A-petrol, 100A-Diesel) |
| FB | (60A / 80A) Glow plugs (60A-YD engines, 80A-except YD engine) |
| FC | (40A) Central locking, power windows |
| FD | (30A) Cooling fan motor |
| FE | – |
| FF | (40A) Ignition switch |
| FG | (30A) Anti-lock braking system (ABS) |
| FH | (30A) Anti-lock braking system (ABS) |
| BE | (30A) Combination switch, daytime running lights |
| F31 | (10A) Charging system |
| F32 | (10A) Buzzer (s) |
| F33 | (10A) Engine management system, immobilizer (petrol) |
| F34 | – |
| F35 | (10A) Engine management system (Diesel) |
| F36 | (20A) Engine management system, immobilizer (Diesel) |
| F37 | (15A) Combination switch, daytime running light, low / high beam, headlights, fog lamp (s) |
| F38 | (15A) Combination switch, daytime running lights, headlights low / high, headlights |
| F39 | (10A) Audio system |
| F40 | (15A) Fog lights (some models) |
Relay circuit
Functions
- Cooling fan motor relay
- A / C compressor electromagnetic clutch relay
- Horn relay
- Start inhibit relay (“P” / “N”)
- Engine control relay
Passenger compartment
Located on the right side of the glove compartment, behind the protective cover.
Diagram
Designation
| 1 | Relay 1 of the main ignition circuits |
| 2 | Relay for auxiliary ignition circuits |
| 3 | Relay 2 main ignition circuits |
| 4 | Power window relay |
| 5 | Thermal fuse (central locking) |
| F1 | (20A) Heated rear window |
| F2 | (10A) Anti-lock braking system (ABS), brake lights |
| F3 | (10A) Interior lamps, fog lamp (s) |
| F4 | – |
| F5 | (10A) Direction indicators / hazard warning lights |
| F6 | (10A) Air conditioning, anti-theft system, audio antenna, automatic transmission control system, clock, diagnostic socket, immobilizer, instrument cluster, remote central locking system, vehicle speed sensor |
| F7 | (10A) Audio system, audio system aerial |
| F8 | (10A) Heated seats |
| F9 | – |
| F10 | (10A) Direction indicators / hazard warning lights |
| F11 | (10A) SRS (airbag), automatic transmission control system, charging system, daylighting system, engine management system malfunction indicator Glow plug indicator immobilizer, instrument cluster, gauges / indicators, reversing lights, vehicle speed sensor, indicators |
| F12 | (10A) ABS system, horn / buzzer, automatic transmission control system, diagnostic socket, daytime running light system, low / high beam headlights, power windows, engine warm-up switch, door mirror defrosters, rear window defogger, central locking remote control system |
| F13 | (10A) Auxiliary idle air control valve (select models), air conditioning, cooling fan motor relay |
| F14 | – |
| F15 | (15) Heater / air conditioner |
| F16 | (15) Heater / air conditioner |
| F17 | (15A) Cigar lighter |
| F18 | (20A) Headlamp washers |
| F19 | (10A) Heated door mirrors |
| F20 | (10A) Daytime running light, ECM (start signal) |
| F21 | (10A) Engine management system, immobilizer |
| F22 | (15A) Engine control system, fuel pump relay |
| F23 | (15A) Engine management system (ZD30) |
| F24 | (10A) Airbag |
| F25 | (10A) Engine management |
| F26 | (20A) Windshield wiper / washer |
| F27 | (10A) Audible warning / buzzer, headlight range control, front / rear (left), left license plate light, switch lights |
| F28 | (10A) RH side / tail lamps, right license plate lamp |
| F29 | – |
The fuse number 17, 15A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter.
Nissan Navara d40
Passenger compartment
The fuse box is located at the bottom of the passenger side dashboard. To access it, open the lid of the glove compartment.
Boxs photo
Designation of elements
Two 15A blue fuses in the left lane are responsible for the cigarette lighter.
Engine compartment
Location
The photo
Fuse box
Diagram
Assignment
- 20A FR FOG LAMP – front fog lamp
- 10A ABC ECU – ABS electronic control unit
- 10A A / T ECU – electronic control unit for automatic transmission
- 15A FUEL PUMP – fuel pump
- 15A RR DEF – heated rear window
- 15A RR DEF – heated rear window
- 10A DTRL – daytime running lights
- 15A HEATED MIRROR – heated mirror
- 10A A / C COMP – air conditioning compressor (switching on the air conditioning electrofusion)
- 15A H / LAMP LO RH – low beam, right headlight
- 15A H / LAMP LO LH – low beam, left headlight
- 30A FR WIPER – windshield wipers
- 10A H / LAMP WASH – headlight washer
- 10A TAIL LAMP – rear dimensions
- 10A ILLUMINATION – interior lighting
- 10A H / LAMP HI LH – high beam, left headlight
- 10A H / LAMP HI RH – high beam, right headlight
- 15A FR BLR MTR – front heater motor.
- 20A POWER SOCKET – additional 12 Volt socket
- 10A AT CONT UNIT – control unit
- 15A FR BLR MTR – front heater motor
- 30A. PTC HTR – electric heater in the stove (diesel warms up slowly, for comfort they make electric heating in the stove)
- 15A HORN – signal
- 20A RADIO AMP – power for radio / sound amplifier
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