Diagram | Honda Brv Fuse Box

| Fuse Number | Amperage (A) | Protected Component / Circuit | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | 80A | Main Battery / EPS (Electric Power Steering) | | 2 | 60A | ABS/VSA Motor (Anti-lock Braking System) | | 3 | 40A | Blower Motor (Heater & Air Conditioning fan) | | 4 | 30A | Radiator Cooling Fan | | 5 | 30A | Rear Defogger (Heated rear window) | | 6 | 30A | Starter Solenoid | | 7 | 20A | Stop & Horn (Brake lights & horn) | | 8 | 15A | FI (Fuel Injection) Main / Sub | | 9 | 15A | Ignition Coil (Spark plugs) | | 10 | 7.5A | Alternator Sense / Charging system | | 11 | 10A | Left Headlight (Low beam) | | 12 | 10A | Right Headlight (Low beam) | | 13 | 10A | Left Headlight (High beam) | | 14 | 10A | Right Headlight (High beam) | | 15 | 15A | Backup / Hazard Lights | | Relays | N/A | Main Relay, Fan Relay, Fuel Pump Relay |

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| Fuse Position | Amperage (A) | Protected Component | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | 10A | Left Power Window | | 2 | 10A | Right Power Window | | 3 | 20A | Moonroof (if equipped) / Sunroof | | 4 | 15A | Accessory Socket (Cigarette Lighter) – Front | | 5 | 15A | Rear Accessory Socket (2nd row) | | 6 | 7.5A | Audio System / Navigation | | 7 | 7.5A | Instrument Panel Cluster (Speedometer, gauges) | | 8 | 10A | SRS Airbag System (Critical – do not probe carelessly) | | 9 | 20A | Door Lock Actuator (Central locking) | | 10 | 10A | Windshield Wiper / Washer | | 11 | 15A | Rear Wiper / Washer | | 12 | 7.5A | A/C Control Panel / Heater control | | 13 | 10A | Turn Signal Lights / Hazard lights (cabin control) | | 14 | 7.5A | ECU / BCM (Body Control Module) | | 15 | 20A | Seat Heaters (if equipped – higher trims) | | Fuse Number | Amperage (A) | Protected

In this comprehensive guide, we will cover everything you need to know about the Honda BRV fuse box: its locations, detailed diagrams for pre-facelift and facelift models, common fuse-related issues, and how to safely replace a fuse. Modern vehicles like the Honda BRV use blade-type fuses designed to "blow" (break the circuit) when there is an electrical overload or short circuit. This sacrificial action protects expensive components like the ECU, alternator, or wiring harness from burning out. | Fuse Position | Amperage (A) | Protected

Pop the cover off the under-hood fuse box. Look for the diagram sticker. Find "Horn" (often labeled HORN or an icon of a speaker). Note the fuse number and amperage (e.g., 15A).

| Symptom | Likely Blown Fuse | Fuse Box Location | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Engine won't crank | Starter (30A) | Engine Compartment | | No A/C fan | Blower (40A) | Engine Compartment | | Brake lights stuck on/off | Stop (20A) | Engine Compartment | | Radio / display dead | Audio (7.5A) | Interior (under dash) | | 12V charger not working | Accessory Socket (15A) | Interior | | One power window stopped | L or R Power Window (10A) | Interior | | Windshield wipers dead | Wiper (10A) | Interior | | Horn silent | Horn (15A) - Check relay too | Engine Compartment | The Honda BRV fuse box diagram is more than just a technical drawing—it is your first line of defense against electrical headaches. By knowing the locations (engine bay and behind the driver’s side dash panel) and understanding how to read the labels, you can diagnose and fix 80% of minor electrical faults in under ten minutes.

Use the plastic fuse puller to grip the fuse and pull it straight out. Hold it up to light. A good fuse has an unbroken metal strip. A blown fuse will have a melted, separated, or blackened metal strip.