Where is the fuse block located?

The fuse block is shown in the passenger compartment on the driver's side lower dash/kick panel area, near the ignition relay and inhibitor relay.

Where is the engine revolution unit located?

The engine revolution unit is located under the driver's seat, mounted on a bracket.

How can I tell the ignition relay from the inhibitor relay?

Per the diagram, the ignition relay is blue and the inhibitor relay is gray; both are near the fuse block.

Where are the flasher unit and horn relay located?

The flasher unit and horn relay are located behind the dash near the steering column, close to the radio ground wire and the stop lamp switch.

Where is the body ground for this area referenced?

The body ground on the driver's side is referenced as terminal No. 55M in the HARNESS LAYOUT section of the manual.

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Nissan Micra Electrical Units Location - Passenger Compartment Relays & Fuse Block

Nissan passenger compartment electrical units location diagram EL-60

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Location-of-electrical-units illustration: engine revolution unit under driver's seat, warning chime, seat belt warning timer, fuse block, ignition/inhibitor relays, horn relay, flasher unit, stop lamp switch.

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This is a scanned page (EL-60) from a Nissan factory service manual, from the Electrical (EL) section, titled "Location of Electrical Units – Passenger Compartment." It uses an overview drawing of the dashboard with three magnified callout circles and arrows pointing to detailed illustrations of component locations inside the passenger compartment. Under the driver's seat, the engine revolution unit is shown mounted on a bracket. On the driver's side kick panel/lower dash area, the diagram identifies the body ground (referencing terminal No. 55M in the HARNESS LAYOUT section), warning chime, seat belt warning timer, fuse block, ignition relay (blue case), and inhibitor relay (gray case). Around the steering column area, the page locates the ground wire for the radio, horn relay, flasher unit, and stop lamp switch. The illustration reference code SEL408G appears at bottom right, with faint bleed-through of the previous page (SEL407G) visible. This page helps a technician or owner physically find relays, timers, the fuse block, and grounds when diagnosing electrical problems such as turn signal, horn, brake light, or warning chime faults.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the fuse block located?: The fuse block is shown in the passenger compartment on the driver's side lower dash/kick panel area, near the ignition relay and inhibitor relay.
Where is the engine revolution unit located?: The engine revolution unit is located under the driver's seat, mounted on a bracket.
How can I tell the ignition relay from the inhibitor relay?: Per the diagram, the ignition relay is blue and the inhibitor relay is gray; both are near the fuse block.
Where are the flasher unit and horn relay located?: The flasher unit and horn relay are located behind the dash near the steering column, close to the radio ground wire and the stop lamp switch.
Where is the body ground for this area referenced?: The body ground on the driver's side is referenced as terminal No. 55M in the HARNESS LAYOUT section of the manual.