Which fuse protects the headlights?

Fuse 11 covers the headlight circuit, fuse 12 covers the indicator lamp and headlight, and fuse 18 covers the headlight on vehicles with D.R.L. (daytime running lights).

Which fuses are related to the electronic fuel injection system?

Fuses 13, 14, 18, and 24 all list the electronic fuel injection system among their protected circuits.

What fuse controls the turn signal and hazard warning lights?

Fuse 15 covers the turn signal and hazard warning light, and fuse 19 also lists it along with the 4 A/T control system and back-up light.

Which fuse covers the rear window defogger?

The rear window defogger (if equipped) is listed under fuses 13 and 21.

Does this chart show fuse amperage ratings?

No. This page only lists fuse position numbers 11–24 and the system circuits they serve; no amp ratings are shown.

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Fuse Box Chart – Fuse Positions 11-24 System Circuit Assignments

Fuse circuit reference table listing fuse numbers 11-24 and the system circuits each fuse feeds

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Fuse legend table mapping fuse numbers to the system circuits they protect, such as headlight, fuel injection and door lock systems.

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This document is a fuse chart page listing fuse positions 11 through 24 and the system circuits each fuse protects. It appears to be a continuation page of a multi-page fuse/relay reference (a companion 'Fuse Box2' page exists in the same album). Each numbered fuse position is matched to its protected circuits, such as headlights (fuses 11, 12), the electronic fuel injection system and 4 A/T (automatic transmission) control system (fuses 13, 14, 18, 24), turn signal and hazard warning lights (fuses 15, 19), central door locks (16), radio/cigarette lighter and remote mirrors (17), wiper and washer systems (20), rear window defogger and rear wheel anti-lock brakes (21, 23), heater and air conditioning (22), and back-up lights (19). Several entries carry qualifiers like '<if equipped>', '<3 A/T>' (3-speed automatic), and '<VEHICLES WITH D.R.L.>' (daytime running lights). Notably, no amperage ratings, model years, or vehicle model names are shown on this page. A reader can use this chart to determine which fuse position to check when a specific electrical system fails, though amp ratings would need to come from another page or the fuse panel itself.

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Frequently asked questions

Which fuse protects the headlights?: Fuse 11 covers the headlight circuit, fuse 12 covers the indicator lamp and headlight, and fuse 18 covers the headlight on vehicles with D.R.L. (daytime running lights).
Which fuses are related to the electronic fuel injection system?: Fuses 13, 14, 18, and 24 all list the electronic fuel injection system among their protected circuits.
What fuse controls the turn signal and hazard warning lights?: Fuse 15 covers the turn signal and hazard warning light, and fuse 19 also lists it along with the 4 A/T control system and back-up light.
Which fuse covers the rear window defogger?: The rear window defogger (if equipped) is listed under fuses 13 and 21.
Does this chart show fuse amperage ratings?: No. This page only lists fuse position numbers 11–24 and the system circuits they serve; no amp ratings are shown.