Find the fuse box and relay locations for the 2003-2006 Dodge Viper (ZB I) with detailed diagrams. Keep your Viper’s electrical system functioning reliably.
The Dodge Viper (ZB I) 2003-2006 is a high-performance sports car known for its aggressive design and raw power. Available in coupe and convertible body styles, the Viper ZB I combines a lightweight aluminum chassis with a striking exterior. Its muscular stance, long hood, and low-profile design make it an icon among American sports cars. Inside, the Viper emphasizes performance-driven simplicity, with minimal distractions to keep the focus on driving.
The Viper’s advanced electrical system powers crucial components like the ignition, lights, and cooling systems, all of which rely on the fuse box and relays. The main fuse box is located in the engine compartment, near the battery, and contains fuses for critical systems such as the fuel pump and fans. Relays, which handle high-power electrical loads, are housed in the same area for efficient access and troubleshooting. Maintaining these components is essential for optimal vehicle performance and safety.
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(2003-2006) Dodge Viper (ZB I) 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.
Dodge Viper (ZB I) 2003-2006 fuse assignment
Dodge Viper (ZB I) Year of production: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Location of the Fuse Box
A power distribution center is located in the engine compartment. This center contains fuses and relays.
Fuse Box Diagrams
2005
List of fuses in the PDC (2005)
№ | Cartridge Fuse / Relay | Mini Fuse | Circuits |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 40A | Batt-Relay Contact, High Blower Motor Module – ABS Pump Feed | |
2 | 40A | ABS Pump Feed | |
3 | 30A Green | Battery | |
4 | 20A Yellow | Fused Feed to RS Amplifier or Power Amplifier | |
5 | 30A Green | Ignition Switch (Run & Accessory) -(Downstream) | |
6 | 40A | Batt | |
7 | 30A Green | Batt-Relay Contact, ABS Pump Motor | |
8 | 30A Green | Batt-Motor, Wiper | |
9 | 40A | Batt-Fuseblock | |
10 | 30A Green | Batt-Switch, Ignition (Run/Start/Accy) | |
11 | 20A Yellow | Batt-Relay Contact, Auto Shutdown | |
12 | 20A Yellow | Secondary Power Outlet Feed | |
13 | 15A Blue | Batt-Flasher, Hazard | |
14 | 15A Blue | Rear O2 Sensor to Heater Relay | |
15 | 20A Yellow | Electric Heated RR. WDO (EBL) | |
16,17 | 20A Yellow | Fused Feed – Cigar Lighter | |
18 | 15A Blue | Batt-Locks, Power Door | |
19 | 15A Blue | Batt | |
20 | 15A Blue | Feed-Courtesy, Dome, Visor, Illuminated Entry, Reading | |
21 | 15A Blue | Fuse Feed to Stop Lamp Switch | |
22 | 15A Blue | Battery to AC Clutch Relay | |
23,24 | 10A Red | Airbag, Ignition Run | |
25-29 | ISO RELAY | Batt-Relay Contact, High Blower Motor | |
30-34 | MICRO RELAY | Batt-Relay-Starter Contact to Solenoid | |
35-39 | MICRO RELAY | Feed-Auto Shutdown Relay Coil | |
40-44 | MICRO RELAY | Feed-Horn (From Relay) | |
45-49 | MICRO RELAY | Batt-Relay – Headlamps | |
50-54 | MICRO RELAY | Relay – A/C Clutch Output from Relay Contact (B+) | |
55-59 | MICRO RELAY | Left/Right Downstream Oxygen Sensor Output Feed FR | |
60,61 | 15A Blue | Ignition Start/Run Relay Coil | |
62,63 | 15A Blue | Ignition Start/Run Gauges | |
64,65 | 10A Red | Ignition Start/Run Airbag | |
66,67 | 20A Yellow | Feed-Ign Run/Acc Wiper Switch | |
68,69 | 20A Yellow | Left HID Headlamp | |
70,71 | 20A Yellow | Right HID Headlamp | |
72-76 | MICRO RELAY | Batt – Run/Acc Relay | |
82-86 | MICRO RELAY | Heated Rear Window (EBL) Relay | |
87-91 | MICRO RELAY | Batt-Motor, Fuel Pump Relay |
2006
List of fuses in the PDC (2006)
№ | Cartridge Fuse / Relay | Mini Fuse | Circuits |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 40A | Batt – Relay Contact, High Blower Motor Module – ABS Pump Feed | |
2 | 40A | ABS Pump Feed | |
3 | 30A Green | Battery | |
4 | 20A Yellow | Fused Feed to RS Amplifier or Power Amplifier | |
5 | 30A Green | Ignition Switch (Run & Accessory) – (Downstream) | |
6 | 40A | Batt | |
7 | 30A Green | Batt – Relay Contact, ABS Pump Motor | |
8 | 30A Green | Batt – Motor, Wiper | |
9 | 40A | Batt – Fuseblock | |
10 | 30A Green | Batt – Switch, Ignition (Run/Start/ Accy) | |
11 | 25A Clear | Batt – Relay Contact, Auto Shutdown | |
12 | 20A Yellow | Secondary Power Outlet Feed | |
13 | 15A Blue | Batt – Flasher, Hazard | |
14 | 15A Blue | Rear O2 Sensor to Heater Relay | |
15 | 20A Yellow | Electric Heated RR. WDO (EBL) | |
16,17 | 20A Yellow | Fused Feed – Cigar Lighter | |
18 | 15A Blue | Batt – Locks, Power Door | |
19 | 15A Blue | Batt | |
20 | 15A Blue | Feed – Courtesy, Dome, Visor, Illuminated Entry, Reading | |
21 | 15A Blue | Fuse Feed to Stop Lamp Switch | |
22 | 15A Blue | Battery to AC Clutch Relay | |
23,24 | 10A Red | Airbag, Ignition Run | |
25-29 | ISO RELAY | Batt-Relay Contact, High Blower Motor | |
30-34 | MICRO RELAY | Batt – Relay – Starter Contact to Solenoid | |
35-39 | MICRO RELAY | Feed – Auto Shutdown Relay Coil | |
40-44 | MICRO RELAY | Feed – Horn (From Relay) | |
45-49 | MICRO RELAY | Batt – Relay – Headlamps | |
50-54 | MICRO RELAY | Relay – A/C Clutch Output from Relay Contact (B+) | |
55-59 | MICRO RELAY | Left/Right Downstream Oxygen Sensor Output Feed FR | |
60,61 | 15A Blue | Ignition Start/Run Relay Coil | |
62,63 | 15A Blue | Ignition Start/Run Gauges | |
64,65 | 10A Red | Ignition Start/Run Airbag | |
66,67 | 20A Yellow | Feed – Ign Run/Acc Wiper Switch | |
68,69 | 20A Yellow | Left HID Headlamp | |
70,71 | 20A Yellow | Right HID Headlamp | |
72-76 | MICRO RELAY | Batt – Run/Acc Relay | |
82-86 | MICRO RELAY | Heated Rear Window (EBL) Relay | |
87-91 | MICRO RELAY | Batt – Motor, Fuel Pump Relay |
Conclusion
The Dodge Viper (ZB I) 2003-2006 delivers unmatched performance and style. Ensuring the fuse box and relays are in good condition is vital for its reliability on the road.