Hello everyone, how are you guys? I hope you guys are fine. The discussion this time is about the Acura Vigor fuse box diagram. Year of production 1993,1994. Maybe some of you already know it. However, if you want to know more about it, please read the review we have compiled below!
Acura Vigor – ABS Fuse Box
Acura Vigor – fuse box diagram – ABS fuse box
| Number | Fuse Name | Ampere ratting [A] | Description |
| 45 | ABS MOTOR | 50 | ABS motor relay, ABS motor |
| 46 | ABS UNIT | 7,5 | ABS control unit |
| 47 | ABS B3 | 15 | ABS control unit (B3) |
| 48 | ABS B2 | 15 | ABS control unit (B2) |
| 49 | ABS B1 | 15 | ABS control unit (B1) |
Acura Vigor – fuse box diagram – relay
Acura Vigor – Passenger compartment fuse box
Acura Vigor – fuse box diagram – passenger compartment
| Position | Fuse rating [A] | Protected component |
| 1 | 10 | Back-up lights. Gauge assembly, Clock, Vehicle speed sensor (VSS), Integrated control unit |
| 2 | 15 | Emission conttol box, PGM·FI main relay, EVAP purge conttol solenoid valve, Alternator, Radiator fan control module,c Intake air bypass (lAB) control solenoid valve, SRS conltol unit, Gauges, Electric load detector (ELD) unit |
| 3 | 10 | SRS control unit |
| 4 | 7,5 | Cruise control system, Transmission control module (TCM), Security control unit |
| 5 | 10 | Moomoof open relay, Moonroof close relay, Windshield wiper system, Shift lock solenoid (A/T) |
| 6 | 30 | Windshield wipers motor |
| 7 | 7,5 | Heater control amplifter, Heater control panel, Blower motor relay, Blower motor high relay, ABS control unit, ABS tail-saferelays, ABS motor relay, Option B (IG2) connector, ASS inspection connactor |
| 8 | 7,5 | Power mirrors, Power mirror defoggee relay (Canada), A/C compressor clutch, A/C compressor clutch relay, Radiator fan control module, Heated seats (Canada) |
| 9 | 7,5 | ECM. Gauge assembly |
| 10 | 7,5 | Daytime running lights control unit (Canada) |
| 11 | 10 | Stereo radio/cassette player, Audio power amplifier unit, Option A (ACC) connector, Cigarette lighter relay, Cellular phone |
| 12 | 7,5 | Turn signal/hazard relay |
Acura Vigor – fuse box diagram – passenger compartment
| Position | Fuse name | Fuse rating [A] | Protected component |
| 15 | BATTERY | 100 | Alternator, Power Distribution |
| 16 | REAR DEFROSTER | 40 | Rear window defogger, Radio noise condenser 2 |
| 17 | HEATER BLOWER | 30 | Blower Motor |
| 18 | IG | 50 | Ignition switch (BAT) |
| 19 | L-HEADLIGHT | 20 | Left headlight, Daytime running light (CANADA) |
| 20 | R-HEADL.IGHT | 20 | Right headlight, Daytime running light (CANADA) |
| 21 | SMALL LIGHT | 20 | Dash lights, Exterior lights., Security system |
| 22 | HEATED SEAT | 15 | Heated seats (Canada) |
| 23 | — | — | — |
| 24 | POWER WINDOW RR-R | 20 | Master power window switch, Right rear power window motor |
| 25 | POWER WINDOW RR-L | 20 | Master power window switch, Left rear power window motor |
| 26 | POWER WINDOW FR-R | 20 | Master power window switch, Front passenger’s power window motor |
| 27 | POWER SEAT {RECLINING) | 20 | Driver·s power seat switch, Recline motor |
| 28 | POWER WINDOW FR-L | 20 | Master power window switch. Driver’s power window motor |
| 29 | SUNROOF | 30 | Moonroof “open” relay, Moonroof “close” relay |
| 30 | STOP, HORN | 20 | Horns, Brake lights, Security control unit Interlock system |
| 31 | POWER SEAT (SLIDE) | 20 | Driver’s power seat switch, Slide motor |
| 32 | DOOR LOCK | 20 | Power door lock control unit, Keyless entry system |
| 33 | ECU | 10 | PGM-FI main relay |
| 34 | CONDENSER FAN | 15 | Condenser fan motor |
| 35 | HAZARD | 10 | Hazard warning lights, Turn signal/hazard relay |
| 36 | FRONT FOG LIGHT | 15 | Front log lights |
| 37 | INTERIOR LIGHT | 15 | Interior lights, Cigarette lighter, Power antenna motor, Power mirror defoggers, Integrated control unit, Cellular phone |
| 38 | COOLING FAN | 15 | Radiator fan relay. Radiator fan motor |
| 39 | BACK UP | 10 | ECM, Transmission control module (TCM), Clock, Radiator fan control module, Stereo radio/cassette player, Audio power amplifter unit |
Conclusion
You need to remember guys, the designations on the terminals and harness will vary depending on the level of vehicle equipment, model and market. may be useful!
