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Alfa Romeo 159 fuse box and relay Diagrams (2004-2011)

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The Alfa Romeo 159 is a compact executive car produced by the Italian automaker Alfa Romeo between 2004 and 2011. The 159 was introduced as a replacement for the Alfa Romeo 156 and was available in both sedan and wagon body styles. The car was designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro at Italdesign, and was built on a GM/Fiat platform, which it shares with the Alfa Romeo Brera, Alfa Romeo Spider, and the Opel/Vauxhall Vectra.

The Alfa Romeo 159 boasts of stylish exterior design and a comfortable and spacious interior. It also features a variety of engine options, including petrol and diesel engines, and a range of transmission options, including manual and automatic. Additionally, the car comes equipped with various electrical components, including a fuse box and relay, which are essential for ensuring the smooth operation of the car’s electrical systems.

Alfa Romeo 159 Electrical System

The Alfa Romeo 159’s electrical system is responsible for controlling various electrical components, including the car’s lighting, entertainment systems, and climate control, among others. The car’s electrical system comprises a variety of components, including a battery, alternator, fuse box, and relay.

The fuse box and relay are essential components of the car’s electrical system. The fuse box is responsible for protecting the car’s electrical circuits from damage caused by electrical faults, while the relay is responsible for controlling the flow of electricity to various electrical components. In the Alfa Romeo 159, the fuse box and relay are located in the engine compartment. It is important to regularly check and replace the fuses and relays to ensure the smooth operation of the car’s electrical systems. In case of any electrical faults, it is recommended to consult a qualified mechanic to diagnose and fix the problem.

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(2004-2011) Alfa Romeo 159 fuse box and relay with Diagram

Engine Compartment Fuse Box

Fuses are grouped into four fuse boxes to be found respectively on the dashboard, on the battery positive pole, near the battery and inside the boot (righthand side).

Fuse box on the dashboard

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 dashboard fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 dashboard fuse box

To gain access to the fuses in the fuse box on the dashboard, loosen the fastening screw A and remove the cover B.

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 dashboard fuse box 02
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 dashboard fuse box 02
№AmpsAssignment/Designation
1215ARight dipped beam headlight
1315ALeft dipped beam headlight
317.5ASupply + key for relay coils of engine compartment control unit/dashboard control unit/Body Computer
3215ADriver’s door branch point/passenger’s door branch point/ignition device
3320ARear left window control/boot node
3420ARear right window control/boot node
357.5AReversing light/Brake light
3620ASupply of boot node/locks actuators
377.5AThird brake light
Positive under key for stop lights/third stop/instrument/lights direction
3815ABoot opening
3910AFront/rear ceiling light
Supply + battery for air conditioner, ceiling lights, volumetric alarm, EOBD system diagnostic socket
4030AHeated rear window
417.5ADefrosting of external mirrors/heated windshield relay coil
42––
4330AWindshield wiper/washer
4410AFront cigar lighter on central console
4515ASupply of socket in the boot
4620ASunroof
4720APower supply of driver door node
4830APower supply of passenger door nodes
497.5AFront ceiling light
+ Key for wheel node/Sunroof control unit/Front and rear ceiling lights/Cvs/Blue&Me node/Volumetric/Left and right seat
50––
517.5ASupply under key for Telematic info node/Automatic gearbox node/Additional heater/Left dashboard controls/ START/STOP button, Parking sensors control unit/Electrochromatic mirror/Blue&Me node/Car radio prearrangement/AQS/Cruise Control
5215ARear window wiper/Rear lighter
5310ADirection indicators
Hazard lights
Instrument panel branch point

Fuse box on the battery positive pole

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery possitive pole fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery possitive pole fuse box

To gain access to the fuses in the fuse box on the battery positive pole press the retainers A and remove the protection cover B.

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery possitive pole fuse box 02
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery possitive pole fuse box 02
№AmpsAssignment/Designation
70150AEngine housing control unit services
7170AInstrument panel control unit
7250AAdditional heater (passenger compartment water heating 600W) (diesel versions)
7360APlug pre-heating control unit (diesel versions)

Fuse box near the battery

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery fuse box

To gain access to the fuses, loosen the two fastening screws A and remove the protection cover B.

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery fuse box 02
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 battery fuse box 02
№AmpsAssignment/Designation
160AInstrument panel control unit
240A
60*A
Climate control system fan (1.8 140 HP versions)
Climate control system fan (2.2 JTS Selespeed versions)*
320AElectric steering lock
440ABrake branch point (pump)
540A
20*A
Brake branch point (solenoid valve) (ABS version)
Brake branch point (solenoid valve) (VDC version)*
640ARadiator fan (low speed) (1.8 140 HP, 2.2 JTS Selespeed versions)
750ARadiator fan (high speed)
830AAdditional heater supply (passenger compartment water heating 300W) (diesel versions)
920AHeadlight washer
1015AHorns
11––
147.5ARight main beam headlight
157.5ALeft main beam headlight
16––
17––
18––
197.5AClimate control system compressor
2020ARear window heating
2120AFuel pump supply
22––
2315ASound system/radio navigation system power/Blue&Me
24––
3015AFront fog light

Fuse box in the boot (left-hand side)

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 left hand boot fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 left hand boot fuse box

To gain access to the fuses, open the lid on the left side of the boot as shown by the arrow A.

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 left hand boot fuse box 02
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 left hand boot fuse box 02
№AmpsAssignment/Designation
5430AAmplifier Bose audio system
55––
5625AFront left seat movement control
577.5ADriver’s seat warming left
58––
59––
6025AFront right seat movement control
6115AAmplifier Bose audio system on rear parcel shelf
62––
63––
64––
65––
66––
677.5AFront passenger’ seat warming right
68––
69––
77––
78––
79––
80––

Fuse box in the boot (right-hand side)

The fuse specific for the Sportwagon version is located in the fuse box at the right side of the boot (see “In an emergency” chapter).

alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 right hand boot fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 right hand boot fuse box
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 right hand boot fuse box 02
alfa romeo 159 2004 2011 right hand boot fuse box 02
To open the fuse box, proceed as follows:
1) use handle B to open the right lid (for versions/markets, where provided) A.

2)open the fuse box lid C working in the point shown by the arrow.
№AmpsAssignment/Designation
5515ASocket

The Alfa Romeo 159 is a stylish and practical compact executive car that offers a comfortable and spacious interior, a range of engine options, and a variety of electrical components, including a fuse box and relay. The car’s electrical system is responsible for controlling various electrical components, and it is essential to regularly check and maintain the fuse box and relay to ensure the smooth operation of the car’s electrical systems. As with any car, it is important to regularly service and maintain the Alfa Romeo 159 to ensure its longevity and reliability.

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