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Fuses — location and replacement (Honda Civic 6)

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Fuses — location and replacement


All circuits of your vehicle's electrical equipment are protected from damage by short circuits or overloads by fuses. Electrical fuses are concentrated in two or three blocks.

The underhood fuse box is located in the engine compartment next to the battery. To open the fuse box cover, press the tab as shown in the illustration.

The underhood fuse box is located in the engine…


On vehicles equipped with anti-lock braking systems, a third fuse box is additionally installed, which protects the ABS electrical circuits. The ABS fuse box is located on the right side of the engine compartment (or on the left side when looking from the front of the car).



Another electrical fuse box - internal - is located on the left under the control panel. To access the fuses, you must first remove the cover covering the panel with the fuses (instructions for removing the cover are provided below).

In right-hand drive vehicles (except for modifications intended for delivery to Australia) the internal electrical fuse box is located behind the driver's personal belongings compartment in the back of the dashboard. To access the fuses, you must remove the box that covers them from the dashboard.

Left hand drive cars



Left hand drive cars


To remove the fuse box cover, open it to a horizontal position and remove it from the hinged supports by pulling it towards you.

Vehicle modifications intended for delivery to Australia



Vehicle modifications intended for delivery to…


Open the fuse box cover completely. Then press the bottom edge of the cover upwards and remove the cover by pulling it towards you. To replace the cover, install the lower brackets of the cover onto the hinge supports located in the socket and close the cover.



Right hand drive cars (except for modifications intended for delivery to Australia)



Right hand drive cars (except for modifications…


To remove the driver's personal belongings box, first open it completely, then press on the bottom edge of the box and remove it from the panel slot.

To install the driver's personal belongings box in place, follow these steps:.

To install the driver's personal belongings box…


1. Place the top stops on the back wall of the drawer behind the tabs of the stops, which are located in the socket. Then press the drawer from the bottom up, as shown in the illustration.

1. Place the top stops on the back wall of the…


2. Press the bottom edge of the drawer lid until both bottom hinge supports of the drawer enter the corresponding grooves of the drawer. Check that the drawer rotates freely in the hinge supports.
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