There are several fuse boxes installed in a Toyota Alphard. The main fuse boxes are located in the engine compartment. The location of the fuse boxes in the engine compartment is slight different between the 2.4L and 3.0L model. On the 2.4L 2AZ-FE engine model, it is located on the right side of the engine compartment as shown in the photo below.
On the 3.0L 1MZ-FE model, it is located in the middle section on top of the engine.
There is another smaller fuse box below the larger one as shown in the photo below.
This is for the 2.4L model. The 3.0L model has the same smaller fuse box in front of the radiator.
There are two more fuse boxes located under the dashboard, one is on the driver side as shown in the photo below.
You will have to unhook the smaller coin box from the dashboard before you can have access to the fuse location which is located deep inside the dashboard.
The other is located behind the glovebox at the passenger side.
Again you will have to unhook the lower glovebook before you can access to the fuses located next to the aircon filter box.
Now that you have located each of the fuse boxes, you’ll need to identify each of the fuses within the fuse box to ascertain which one controls which component. The following tables show the fuel name, the ampere and the description of each fuse. The diagrams before each table list the location of the fuses within the fuse box.
Main fuse box (in engine compartment)
Fuse Name | Ampere | Description | |
1 | SLC | 7.5A | VSC |
2 | H-LP (RH) | 15A | Headlamp high beam (RH) |
3 | H-LP (LH) | 15A | Headlamp high beam (LH) |
4 | H-LP (RL) | 15A | Headlamp (RH) |
5 | H-LP (LL) | 15A | Headlamp (LH) |
6 | RAD NO.3 | 25A | Audio |
7 | HAZ-HORN | 20A | Hazard Light, Indicator Lights, Horn |
8 | EFI | 15A | Engine Computer |
9 | RAD NO.1 | 15A | Audio |
10 | ECU-B | 10A | Meter, ABS, Power Window |
11 | SPARE | 15A | Spare fuse |
12 | SPARE | 7.5A | Spare fuse |
13 | ETCS | 10A | Electronic Toll Collection System |
Secondary fuse box (in engine compartment)
Fuse Name | Ampere | Description | |
1 | ABS | 25A | ABS |
2 | ALT-S | 5A | Alternator |
3 | DOOR NO.1 | 30A | Door Lock |
Fuse Box at driver side
Fuse Name | Ampere | Description | |
1 | STOP | 15A | Ingition Light |
2 | GAUGE | 10A | Engine Computer, Power Slide Door, Clearing Sonar & Park Sonar |
3 | CURTAIN- RH | 15A | Electric Curtain - Right Hand Side |
4 | CURTAIN LH& BK | 25A | Electric Curtain - Left Hand Side and Rear |
5 | MIR HTR | 10A | Mirror Heater |
6 | CURTAIN | 5A | Electric Curtain |
7 | WIP | 25A | Wiper |
8 | AC 100V | 15A | Accessory Console Center |
9 | P/W RH | 25A | Power Window |
10 | ODB-II | 7.5A | Dignostic Connector |
Fuse Box at Passenger Side
Fuse Name | Ampere | Description | |
1 | S/ROOF | 30A | Moon-roof |
2 | DEF | 30A | Rear window defrost |
3 | FOG | 15A | Front Fog Light |
4 | DOME2 | 7.5A | Room Lights |
5 | VSC | 7.5A | VSC |
6 | P/SEAT | 30A | Power Seats (3.0L only) |
7 | BACK DOOR | 30A | Power Boot |
8 | AM1 | 7.5A | Engine Switch |
9 | RR FOG | 10A | Rear Fog Lamp |
10 | P/W LH | 30A | Power Windows - LH |
11 | DOOR | 30A | Door Lock |
12 | DOME | 7.5A | Room Lights |
13 | TAIL | 10A | Rear Tail lights |
14 | PANEL | 10A | Switch illuminator, Aircon illuminator |
15 | ECU-IG | 10A | ABS, Power Slide Door, Cruise Control |
16 | RR WIP | 10A | Rear Wiper |
17 | A/C | 10A | Aircon, Audio |
18 | DEICER | 30A | Front Wiper Deicer |
19 | SLOPE | 7.5A | - |
20 | SEAT HTA | 10A | Seat Heater |
21 | INJ | 15A | Engine Computer |
22 | UGN | 10A | Engine Computer, SRS Airbag |
23 | MET IGN | 7.5A | Meter |
24 | ECU ACC | 10A | Shift lock, Door mirror, Audio |
25 | CIG | 15A | Cigarette Lighter |
26 | P/POINT | 15A | Accessory socket |
Please note that the above write up cover what I know on the fuse locations for the new facelift model of 1st generation Toyota Alphard. Other model may have different fuse locations.
PS. Phew. This is the longest time I ever took to write a post because the formatting I have do for the table HTML code outside of the blogging platform.
PPS. A reader was asking where exactly is the fuse box on the passenger side. I am away at the moment so I can only attached a schematic diagram as a reference. I will take a better picture of it location when I am back.
hi..i can't locate the fuse box on the passenger side..I'll already open the glove box but i cannot see any fuse there..i only see relay.My alphard is 2002 model.Hope u can help.Thanks in advance
ReplyDeleteDid you find it? I can find the 10 fuses behind the cash tray and the relays behind the glove box but no fuses there.
DeleteHi Sham,
ReplyDeleteI am not sure of the 2002 model fuse location behind the glove box. Mine is the NFL model.
If you have the original owner manual (Japanese version), can you check the manual for it location?
Cheers
Bro, my one is a 2004 model, can u post a closer view of the fuse box on your passenger side. I still can't find it.
ReplyDeleteBro pls show me the actual position of the fuse box at beside the aircon filter.
ReplyDeleteHi Chong,
ReplyDeleteI have attached a schematic diagram in the post. Hope you can find it. I will update the post with a better picture when I am back to KL.
hi..just bought my giant 2.4cc 2005. then while looking into the box below the HU, i found this one fuse...denso relay 90987-02022, 156700-2470,12V...can u plz tell me what this is for...
ReplyDeletethanks very much..
Hi rainbowsix,
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a relay that the previous owner replaced rather than a fuse. Here is a picture of the relay with that part number.
http://auto-car-parts.en.made-in-china.com/product/coCJBxOSnmWL/China-Auto-Relay-12v-24v-.html
Cheers
What is VSC?
ReplyDeleteThe VSC light is "on" on my alphard's dashboard
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VSC stands for Vehicle Stability Control. It is a system that control various safety component like ABS, TRC, engine control etc, to prevent the vehicle from skidding when cornering on a slippery road surface or operating steering wheel abruptly.
ReplyDeleteI don't have VSC on my giant so I can't tell you why it is on?
The fuse box on the passenger side (on PFL) is underneath all the relay & connectors. U need a torchlight to see clearly. The space is really tight, and the fuses is smaller in size compared to the one in the engine bay.
ReplyDeleteFro PFL, the fuse is located underneath the relays, facing down. Behind all the cables. It's really tight down there. Better use torchlight to shine that area.
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