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Fuse box diagram — DAIHATSU Cuore

Type what stopped working — headlight, wipers, lighter — and see which position powers it, and at how many amps.

1995–2003 57 fuses 11 relays 4 boxes

Fuse box 1 (1995–1999)

21
10A 1 Headlight, left
10A 2 Headlight, right
15A 3 Accessories
10A 4 Brake lights
15A 5 Horn
15A 5 ABS
? 6 Not used
15A 7 Tail lights
10A 8 Engine management
10A 9 ABS
10A 9 Power steering
15A 10 Heated rear windscreen
20A 11 Heating and ventilation
15A 12 Engine management
15A 13 Instrument panel
15A 13 Direction indicators
15A 14 Wiper system
30A 15 Windows
30A 16 No information available
15A 17 Fog light(s)
10A 18 Airbag

Fuse box 2 (1995–1999)

10
40A 1 Tail lights
60A 2 Starter motor, in conjunction with automatic transmission
30A 3 Cooling fan
15A 4 Radio
15A 5 Fuel injection
relay R1 Fuel injection
relay R2 Fuel pump
relay R3 Starter motor, in conjunction with automatic transmission
relay R4 Not used
relay R5 Cooling fan

Fuse box 1 (1998–2001)

18
10A 1 Reversing light(s)
15A 2 Fuel injection system
15A 3 Horn
15A 3 Hazard warning lights
10A 4 Engine control unit or 20A for air conditioning
60A 5 Ignition switch
50A 6 ABS
50A 6 Or
50A 6 ESP control unit
40A 7 Tail lights
30A 8 Headlights
30A 9 Cooling fan
relay R1 Fuel pump
relay R2 Starter system
relay R3 Injection system
relay R4 Air conditioning
relay R5 Engine functions
relay R6 Cooling fan

Fuse box 2 (1998–2001)

19
15A 1 Fog light(s)
10A 2 Tail lights
15A 3 Heated rear windscreen
30A 4 Power
10A 5 Instrument panel
10A 6 Engine functions
10A 7 Spare
15A 8 Spare
? 9 Not used
15A 10 Wiper system
20A 11 Blower
15A 12 Accessories
10A 13 Headlight, left
10A 14 Headlight, right
10A 15 Brake light(s)
10A 16 Engine control unit
10A 17 Airbag
15A 18 Central locking
? 19 Not used

No position matches. Try one word — “headlight”, “pump”, “window”.

Fuse colours follow the blade-fuse standard (DIN 72581-3 / SAE J1284) and are derived from the rating. The number is what counts — older torpedo fuses use a different colour scheme. Cross-check the lid of the box.

Repair procedures for DAIHATSU

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Workshop data on this page last updated 22 Aug 2026.