Acura TL fuse box and relay Diagrams (1995-1998)

The Acura TL 1995-1998 is a popular luxury sedan produced by Honda under the Acura brand. This vehicle features a stylish exterior, a spacious interior, and a range of advanced features for a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience. As with any car, the Acura TL 1995-1998 has its own set of maintenance needs and potential issues, particularly when it comes to the electrical system. In this article, we will focus on the fuse box and relay along with other important electrical components of the Acura TL 1995-1998, providing essential information for car owners looking to keep their vehicles in top working condition.

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(1995-1998) Acura TL fuse box and relay with Diagram

Passenger compartment fuse box

No.	Amps	Assignment/Designation
1	15A	–
2	10A	Back-Up Lights, Meter Lights, Moonroof
3	15A	Fuel Pump
4	10A	SRS
5	7.5A	–
6	20A	–
7	20A	ECU (PCM), Cruise Control, EAT ECU
8	7.5A	’95: Turn Signal
	7.5A	’96-’98: Wiper, Washer, Moonroof Relay
9	30A	’95: Wiper, Washer
	30A	’96: Turn Signal
	7.5A	’97-’98: Turn Signal
10	10A	–
11	30A	–
12	7.5A	Heater Control Relay, Conditioning Clutch Relay (’96-’98), Cooling Fan Relay (’96-’98)
13	7.5A	Power Mirror, Air Conditioning Clutch Relay (’95), Rear Window Defroster Relay
14	7.5A	Starter Signal
15	7.5A	Daytime Running Lights
16	10A	Radio
17	20A	’96-’98: Front Passenger’s Power Seat 1
18	20A	’96-’98: Front Passenger’s Power Seat 2
19	20A	’96-’98: Front Left Power Window
20	20A	’96-’98: Front Right Power Window
21	20A	’96-’98: Rear Left Power Window
22	20A	’96-’98: Rear Right Power Window
23	30A	’96-’98: Front Wiper
Relay
R1	Turn Signal/Hazard
R2	Cigarette Lighter
R3	Rear Window Defogger

Engine Compartment Fuse Box (’96-’98)

No.	Amps	Assignment/Designation
1	7.5A	ABS Unit
2	20A	Stop Lights, Horn
3	10A	Hazard Lights
4	20A	ABS B1
5	15A	ABS B2
6	15A	TCS, Daytime Running Lights
7	20A	Power Door Locks
8	15A	Right Headlight
9	15A	Left Headlight
10	20A	Cooling Fan
11	–	–
12	15A	Small Light
13	20A	Condenser Fan
14	30A	Moonroof
15	20A	ECU (PCM)
16	15A	Front Fog Light
17	20A	Heated Seat
18	20A	Driver’s Power Seat 2
19	10A	Back-up, Radio
20	15A	Interior Lights
21	20A	Driver’s Power Seat 1
22	50A	Ignition Switch
23	40A	Power Window
24	30A	Heater Motor
25	120A	Main Fuse
26	40A	ABS Motor
27	40A	Rear Window Defroster
28	40A	Front Passenger’s Power Seat Main
Relay
R1	Dimmer
R2	ABS Pump Motor
R3	Headlight
R4	Taillight

Engine Compartment Fuse Box (1995)

No.	A	Assignment/Designation
1	100	Main Fuse
2	40	Rear Window Defroster
3	30	Heater Blower
4	50	Main Fuse Ignition
5	10	Hazard
6	15	Front Fog Light
7	15	Interior Light
8	20	Cooling Fan
9	10	Backup, Radio
10	20	Stop, Horn
11	20	Power Seat Slide
12	20	Door Locks
13	15	ECU (ECM)
14	20	Condenser Fan
15	20	Power Seat Reclining
16	20	Front Left Power Window
17	30	Moonroof
18	20	Rear Left Power Window
19	20	Front Right Power Window
20	20	Rear Right Power Window
21	20	Daytime Running Lights
22	15	Left Headlight
23	15	Right Headlight
24	15	Parking Lights
Relay
R1	Headlight
R2	Power Window
R3	Dimmer
R4	Taillight

Engine Compartment Fuse Box No.2 (1995)

No.	A	Assignment/Designation
1	40	ABS Motor
2	20	ABS B1
3	15	ABS B2
4	–	–
5	10	ABS Unit
Relay
R1	ABS Pump Motor

In conclusion, the Acura TL 1995-1998 is a high-performing luxury sedan with a range of advanced features and amenities. The electrical system of this vehicle is an essential component that requires proper maintenance and care to ensure its longevity and reliable operation. The fuse box and relay, along with other electrical components, play a critical role in the functioning of the Acura TL. Regular inspection and maintenance of these components can help prevent potential issues and keep your vehicle running smoothly. By understanding the importance of the fuse box and relay in the electrical system of your Acura TL, you can stay ahead of any potential issues and ensure that your car continues to provide you with the performance and luxury driving experience you expect.