Civic & Del Sol Fuse Panel (printable copies of the fuse diagrams here)

[MeanGreenMachine]

which fuse is for the turn signal on a 94 civic ex? I only saw a fuse for the turn signal on the 96-00 civic diagram...

[MeanGreenMachine]

Originally Posted by MeanGreenMachine

which fuse is for the turn signal on a 94 civic ex? I only saw a fuse for the turn signal on the 96-00 civic diagram...

[Civic_07]

you have a underhood diagram of the 92-95 fuse box?

[MeanGreenMachine]

Originally Posted by Civic_07

you have a underhood diagram of the 92-95 fuse box?

no

[NOFX]

Originally Posted by Civic_07

you have a underhood diagram of the 92-95 fuse box?

I'm having trouble finding it in the FSM (I can't search it), but I believe it's the same as the '93-'97 del Sol one. So says the photos I have at least.

[fastrc2]

so what you basically are sayign is that you dont have power going into the fuse box. the ignition switch is not a heavy load bearing player int he car, it is mostly just changing low current signals, the switch is after the fusebox. if you dont have power going into the box, then check the power going in more thoroughly, or the ground. try doing a voltage drop test with a load on. such as headlights, i know they dont work, ut just have them switched on.

[Dirty Octopus]

Sweeeet!

[HBK*fresh]

thanks, i needed this

[murtnabila]

[imzjustplayin]

Originally Posted by fastrc2

so what you basically are sayign is that you dont have power going into the fuse box. the ignition switch is not a heavy load bearing player int he car, it is mostly just changing low current signals, the switch is after the fusebox. if you dont have power going into the box, then check the power going in more thoroughly, or the ground. try doing a voltage drop test with a load on. such as headlights, i know they dont work, ut just have them switched on.

And you know what that makes it? A relay..

[wh1zd0m]

Good ish...

[Inliner]

Under Hood 92-95 Honda Civic.

[courtney42]

Subscribed. Excellent resource.

[civicx]

Anyone know where to find the wire diagram on 96 honda civic inside fuel panel on number 15 as the picture here. Its say the fuse 7.5A on number 15 to the alternator, VSS, and ELD. I having problem with this fuse, keep on burnt out. I check all the wire harness on the engine bay didn't find any bad wire harness and also the ecu.

I need a diagram on this fuse number 15 so I can check to see which wire is...how to track and see what's causing this problem. As I search on here, found couple of others answer about 2 extra plugs that aren't using that those might be touching or loose. Therefore, I already check them and put electrical tape around its to make sure not touching anything.

Thanks everyone

Originally Posted by NOFX

I didn't see this posted anywhere else on here, so I figured I'd post it to help.

I know a lot of people don't have the plastic sheet that fits on the door of the interior fuse panel door. So here is a copy of mine.

Contents:
- 1996-2000 Honda Civic
- 1992-1995 Honda Civic
- 1993-1997 Honda del Sol

Scroll down for others. Titles are in red.

****Special thanks to RARE_EG2 for the underhood diagrams for the del Sol.***

1996 - 2000 Civic

1996 - 2000 Civic * IN CAR * Printable, to keep in your car



1996 - 2000 Civic * IN CAR * Fuse Diagram Explanation





1996 - 2000 Civic * UNDERHOOD * Printable, to keep in your car

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1996 - 2000 Civic * UNDERHOOD * Fuse Diagram Explanation





Ceiling light Trunk Data link connector DLC resistor indicator Auxiliary mirrors Air delivery Blower defogger Fans Compressor Anti-lock brake system ABS Integrated Wiper washer Gauge assembly Roof unlatched indicator system A/T gear position Option connector C B Engine control module ECM Console lights D Stereo radio cassette player Cigarette lighter E Cruise control Vehicle speed sensor VSS SRS unit Charging system not used rear window wiper motor washer motor right Left headlight high beam indicator light power distributor ignition control module front passenger passenger's driver driver's turn signal hazard relay switch PGM-FI main SRS unit VA cruise control system audio unit keyless door lock alternator VSS ELD USA EVAP purge vent shut valve oxygen sensors TCM CVT ABS pump defogger defogger A/C air condition conditioner conditioning option IG2 daytime running Canada low beams VB moonroof relays relay gauge and indicator interlock windshield wiper windshield washer integrated accessory socket ACC audio dash ECM PCM PGM-FI front parking taillights license plate key solenoid fuse panel diagram map 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 96 97 98 99 00 '96 '97 '98 '99 '00 coupe hatch sedan inter lock interlock unit h/l low high beam p/w power window windows dr door doors lock locks as license tail lights taillights starter signal running ig coil ignition instrument back up back-up backup rr-r rr-l radio clock heater a/c relay security cigarette lighter acc accessory socket rr def relay fr wiper washer alternator sp sensor meter cruise control fuel pump srs turn amperage amp fuse box diagram

[NOFX]

civicx, can you please remove the giant quote of images from your post?

I can see about getting you information later today.

[civicx]

Sorry about that. I did removed and what's left are information that according to my car. I don't know why I kept having this problem. I did rechecked all the wire harness again on the engine bay and the wire harness by the ecu or near the ecu. I don't see what cause this to burnt fuse. On CONNECTOR "D" to the ecu on the last plug 16 (wire color: green/red) ELD or Electrical Load Detector. I checked this wire to the engine bay, I don't see anything that loose or cut anywhere and its plug good into the ecu on this Connector "D". This is the only plug that labeled "Electrical Load Detector".

Everytime, the fuse 7.5A on number 15 inside the fuse panel burnt out. It's has a check engine light and its show code 20 which ELD. With this caused the SPEED stop working, probably the alternator too. I'll try and change the alternator to a different one and see if any help. Before, I never has this problem, everything has been working good, no check engine light or anything. However, my engine got damage and I replace the long block using whatever plugs left on this long block because its is the same OBD2A. All I did was plug and play after all, nothing changed.

Thank you, I hope you can give me some help. As I search through the internet I saw couple others were having the same problem but the result was not solved. Some say replace the engine fuse box to solve this problem. I thinking of doing that but as I checked mine and compared to a friend of mine. I don't see why I need to change this fuse box. The positive and negative wires that connect to the fuse box are still good and not touching each other as I having problem in the past on my other civic. As far as other fuses that are inside this fuse box are still good. In fact, I already change all the fuses in there to new one other than the black fuse box.

Originally Posted by NOFX

civicx, can you please remove the giant quote of images from your post?

I can see about getting you information later today.

[ScottF]

Where under the dash is the underdash fuse/relay box... the second one?

[NOFX]

Originally Posted by ScottF

Where under the dash is the underdash fuse/relay box... the second one?

It's behind the little door that's on your driver's side.

[trip9james]

Thanks, great information. This was not in my owner's manual.

[NOFX]

Originally Posted by zmjohnson

Hi Honda Tech. I recently bought a '96 EX with a few electrical problems. I was looking in the fuse box located under the hood and discovered that I had a 40-AMP Maxi (sp?) fuse blown. Well I've searched all over the internet to try and find out what "Option (+B)" is and have found nothing...So I figured I would ask the people who know their cars best. Any takers??? Thanks for your time

You should make another thread about this so other people can see your problem and help and so other people can find it easier if they end up with the same problem.

I would like to try to help, but want to try to keep the clutter down in this thread. I'll post in your new thread though.

[Arthas]

I love this thread.

Every 96-00 Civic ive been in had a broken fuse lid cover.

[NOFX]

Originally Posted by trip9james

Thanks, great information. This was not in my owner's manual.

Gah, forgot to post back about it.

It looks like it has to do with the stock security system.

What exactly is going on with the car besides the blown fuse?

[eragonbladez]

dam i cant find whats wrong with my daytime light they dotn stay on

[eragonbladez]

can u link the daytime running light relay cant find on my honda civic hatchback cx 2d (1997) the year and its purple btw and im a guy incse lmao

[zmjohnson]

Originally Posted by eragonbladez

can u link the daytime running light relay cant find on my honda civic hatchback cx 2d (1997) the year and its purple btw and im a guy incse lmao

I used the IG2 slot (#4 - Under Dash Fuse Box) to run the halo's on my headlights as DRL's (Daytime Running Lights). Hope that works for you!

BTW- Make sure that fuse #17 (7.5 A) is good because this is used with the IG2 power hookup.