Fuses and relays Chevrolet / Daewoo Lanos, 1997–2017

Chevrolet Lanos is a sedan based on the same platform as the Daewoo Lanos. It was produced from 1997 to 2017 and is also known under the Chance brand name.


This guide provides comprehensive information on the Chevrolet Lanos fuse and relay boxes, including detailed circuit descriptions and component locations. The fuse responsible for the “cigarette lighter” circuit is highlighted in bold.

Engine Compartment Fuse Box


The main fuse box is located near the battery and is secured by a protective cover with two side latches.


To access the fuses, first remove the coolant vapor hose from its retaining clip.


Then, depress the two side latches to remove the protective cover.

Diagram
No. Rating / Circuit Description
EF1 80A Main power supply (Fuses EF15–EF20 and F1–F7)
EF2 30A Ignition switch (instrument cluster and fuel pump power supply)
EF3 30A Ignition switch (starter motor, HVAC blower motor, power windows)
EF4 30A Main and auxiliary radiator cooling fan motors
EF5 30A Power window motors
EF6 50A Unused / Spare
EF7 30A Rear window defogger
EF8 30A HVAC blower motor (High/4th speed)
D9 A/C compressor electromagnetic clutch (Diode)
EF10 20A Headlamps (high beam)
EF11 10A Left headlamp (low beam), left headlamp leveling motor
EF12 10A Right headlamp (low beam), right headlamp leveling motor
EF13 10A Left tail lamp (parking light), instrument cluster illumination, warning chime, left front parking light, headlamp leveling control switch, rear fog lamp switch, clock, hazard warning switch, ashtray illumination, audio system, A/C control switch
EF14 10A Right tail lamp (parking light), right front parking light, license plate illumination
EF15 15A Front fog lamps
EF16 15A Fuel pump
EF17 10A Horn
EF18 10A A/C compressor electromagnetic clutch
EF19 25A Headlamp relay (Terminal 30)
EF20 20A Parking lamp and interior illumination relay (Terminal 30)
Relay Component
K1 Horn relay
K2 Headlamp relay
K3 A/C compressor relay
K4 Auxiliary cooling fan relay
K5 Front fog lamp relay
K6 Parking lamp and interior illumination relay
K7 Power window relay
K8 Main cooling fan relay
K9 Fuel pump relay
K10 Rear window defogger relay
K11 Cooling fan control relay (main and auxiliary)

Passenger Compartment Fuse Box

Fuse Box


The interior fuse box is located on the lower left A-pillar, near the driver's door.

Diagram
No. Description Amps
F1 Trunk compartment illumination, interior dome lamp, left rear fog lamp, power antenna motor 10
Multifunction switch (lighting control)
F2 Left rear fog lamp, headlamp leveling control, door ajar warning indicator 10
F3 Hazard warning flasher system 15
F4 Central door locking system 15
F5 Engine Control Module (ECM) continuous power (Battery) 10
F6 Audio system continuous power (Battery) 10
F7 Stop lamps (Brake lights) 15
D8 (Diode) Door ajar warning switch (Driver's door)  
F9 Audio system power (Ignition) 10
F10 Cigarette lighter 15
F11 Instrument cluster gauges and warning indicators (excluding fog lamps, turn signals, and door ajar), clock, glove box illumination 10
F12 Reversing lamp (Backup light) 10
F13 Supplemental Restraint System (SRS / Airbag) 15
F14 Alternator exciter, fuel injectors, vehicle speed sensor (VSS), EVAP canister purge valve, EGR valve, camshaft position sensor (CMP) 15
F15 Ignition coil 15
F16 Turn signal lamps (front and rear), power adjustable right-hand exterior mirror 15
F17 Engine Control Module (ECM) and fuel pump relay power (Ignition) 15
F18 Windshield wiper motor, windshield washer pump 20
Rear window defogger relay coil, A/C compressor relay coil
F19 Power window relay coil, cooling fan relay coils (K4, K8, K11) 10
F20 HVAC blower motor (1st, 2nd, and 3rd speeds) 20

Relay Box

An auxiliary relay box containing four relays is located in the passenger compartment, positioned behind the headlamp leveling control panel.


1 - Rear fog lamp relay;
2 - HVAC blower motor relay (High/4th speed);
3 - Intermittent windshield wiper relay;
4 - Turn signal / Hazard flasher relay.

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