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1986 Suzuki Samurai Fuse Box Diagram - Main Fuse Block & Fuse Panel Layout

Fuse box layout diagram identifying the main fuse block and the numbered fuse positions in the fuse panel.

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This document is a fuse box location diagram scanned from an automotive service reference, uploaded to the gallery of a 1986 Suzuki Samurai as part of a larger wiring-diagram album. It contains two labeled illustrations. The first, titled 'MAIN FUSE', shows a rectangular main fuse block containing four fuse positions numbered 1 through 4, with mounting tabs on each side. The second, titled 'FUSE', shows the main interior fuse box containing fourteen fuse positions arranged in two rows of seven: positions 11 through 17 on the top row and positions 18 through 24 on the bottom row. The diagram identifies only the physical layout and numbering scheme of the fuse positions; it does not include amperage ratings, circuit assignments, wire colors, or a legend describing what each numbered fuse protects. A companion page (Fuse Box1.gif in the same album) may contain the corresponding legend. This page is useful for identifying the physical position of a numbered fuse when cross-referencing other wiring diagrams in the set that call out fuses by number.

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Frequently asked questions

How many fuses are in the main fuse block shown in this diagram?
The MAIN FUSE block contains four fuse positions, numbered 1 through 4.
How many fuses are in the main fuse panel and how are they arranged?
The FUSE box shows 14 fuse positions arranged in two rows of seven: positions 11–17 on the top row and positions 18–24 on the bottom row.
Does this diagram list amperage ratings or circuit functions for each fuse?
No. The diagram shows only the physical layout and position numbers of the fuses; no amp ratings, circuit names, or legend are included on this page.
What numbering is used for the interior fuse box positions?
The interior fuse box positions are numbered 11 through 24, while the main fuse block uses numbers 1 through 4.

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