Chrysler Concorde 1993-1997 fuse box and relay Diagrams

Learn about Chrysler Concorde 1993-1997 fuse box and relay’s locations, functions, and maintenance tips for optimal vehicle electrical system.

The Chrysler Concorde (1993-1997) features a sleek, aerodynamic design with a spacious four-door sedan body style. Known for its cab-forward architecture, the Concorde provides a roomy interior with a large windshield and sloping hood, enhancing visibility and aesthetics. Its key features include power windows, air conditioning, and an advanced stereo system, all of which rely heavily on the vehicle’s electrical system.

The fuse box, located under the dashboard and in the engine compartment, plays a crucial role in protecting these features. It prevents damage by cutting off power in case of electrical overloads. Key systems like the headlights, power seats, and stereo are safeguarded by these fuses.

The relays, acting as electrical switches, control higher-power systems such as the fuel pump, starter, and cooling fans. If a relay fails, it can lead to critical issues, like the car failing to start or overheating due to non-functional fans.

Regular maintenance of the fuse box and relays ensures the continued functionality of the Concorde’s features, maintaining both performance and safety.

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(1993-1997) Chrysler Concorde fuse box and relay with Diagram

WARNING

• Never replace a fuse with one that has a higher amperage rating.
• A fuse with a too-high amperage could damage the electrical part and cause a fire.
• On no account should fuses be repaired (e.g. patched up with tin foil or wire) as this may cause serious damage elsewhere in the electrical circuit or cause a fire.
• If a fuse blows repeatedly, do not keep replacing it. Instead, have the cause for the repeated short circuit or overload tracked and fixed.
• Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Chrysler Concorde 1993-1997 fuse assignment

Year of production: from 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997

Passenger compartment fuse box

№	A	Protected Component
1	5	Heated Power Mirrors
2	10	Radio
3	10	Right & Left Turn Signals
4	20	Stoplights
5	5	Headlight Delay Sense
6	10	Climate Control, Rear Window Defrost, Back-Up Lights, ABS Module, Daytime Running Lights, Speed Proportional Steering
7	10	Air Bag Module
8	20	Horns, Horn Relay, Cigarette Lighter, Radio Amplifier
9	15	Taillights, License & Parking Lights, Illumination Lights, Radio
10	10	Wiper Motor Relay, Washer Motor
11	15	Left High Beam Headlight
12	15	Right High Beam Headlight, High Beam Indicator
13	10	Body Controller, Door Lock Switches, Instrument Panel Connector, Radio Memory, Power Mirrors, Trunk Release, Remote Keyless Entry, Message Center, ATC Aspirator Motor, Lights: Rear Reading, Map, Glove Box, Key-In, Vanity Mirror, Underhood, Trunk, Door & Front Courtesy
14	5	Body Controller, Message Center, Speed Control Relay (’93-’95), Power Window Switch, Door Lock Switch Light, Power Mirrors, Overhead Console, Remote Keyless Entry, Sunroof Control Module
15	15	Left Low Beam
16	15	Right Low Beam, Foglights
17	5	Auto Trans Controller, Body Controller, Gear Selector Indicator
18	10	Engine Controller, Fuel Pump Relay, ASD Relay
19	10	Air Bag Module
20	10	Oxygen Sensor, Fan Relay, Purge Solenoid, EGR Solenoid, A/C Relay, Fan Relays, Manifold Solenoid
21	25	Blower Motor
22	20	Circuit Breaker: Power Window Motors, Power Window Switch Lights
23	20	Circuit Breaker: Power Door Lock Motors, Power Seats, Power Antenna, Sunroof Control Module
Relay
R1	Door Unlock
R2	Door Lock
R3	Horn
R4	–
R5	Headlamp Delay

Engine compartment

№	A	Protected Component
A	20	’94-’97: Ignition Switch, Starter Relay, Fuel Pump Relay
	20	’93: Powertrain Control Module (PCM), Automatic Shut Down Relay, Transmission Relay, Transmission Control Module (TCM)
B	20	’94-’97: Powertrain Control Module (PCM), Automatic Shut Down Relay, Transmission Relay, Transmission Control Module (TCM)
	20	’93: Ignition Switch
C	40	’94-’97: ABS Pump Motor Relay
	30	’93: Intermmitent Wiper Relay
D	40	High Speed Radiator Fan Relay, Low Speed Radiator Fan, A/C Compressor Clutch Relay
E	30	’94-’97: Intermmitent Wiper Relay
	30	’93: Headlamp Switch, Headlamp Dimmer Switch, Headlamp Delay Relay, Fuse No.: “L”; Circuit Breaker: “23”
F	20	’94-’97: Fuse No.: “8”, “9”
	40	’93: ABS Motor Relay
G	20	’94-’97: Fuse No.: “4”, “13”
	40	’93: Ignition Switch
H	30	’94-’97: Headlamp Switch, Headlamp Dimmer Switch, Headlamp Delay Relay, Fuse No.: “L”; Circuit Breaker: “23”
	30	’93: ABS Main Relay, ABS Control Module
I	30	’94-’97: ABS Main Relay, ABS Control Module
	20	’93: Fuse No.: “8”, “9”
J	40	’94-’97: Ignition Switch
	20	’93: Fuse No.: “4”, “13”
K	20	Combination Flasher (Hazard Warning Light)
L	10	Daytime Running Lamp Module
M	–	–
Relay
R1	High Speed Radiator Fan
R2	Low Speed Radiator Fan
R3	A/C Compressor Clutch
R4	Automatic Shut Down
R5	Fuel Pump
R6	Intermmitent Wiper
R7	–
R8	Starter
R9	Transmission
R10	Wiper (High/Low Speed)
R11	ABS Main
R12	ABS Pump Motor

Fusible Link

1. WHT (22 Ga) – Fuse No.: “K” (Combination Flasher)
2. BRN (18 Ga) – A/C Heater Control (Manual A/C) / Automatic Temp Control Module (Auto A/C)
3. BLK (12 Ga) – Alternator

Conclusion

For owners and enthusiasts of classic Chrysler Concorde 1993-1997, understanding the fuse box and relay systems is essential for vehicle maintenance. Regular inspection and maintenance of these components helped ensure the vehicle’s longevity and reliability, preserving its status as a symbol of Chrysler’s craftsmanship and innovation in the automotive industry during that era.