The fourth-generation Hyundai Accent debuted at the 2010 Beijing Motor Show. Compared to its predecessor, it grew by 60 mm in length (to 4,340 mm), 5 mm in width (to 1,700 mm), and sits 10 mm lower in height (1,460 mm). This guide provides detailed fuse and relay box diagrams for the Hyundai Accent (fourth generation; RB chassis) covering model years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017.
Here you will find power distribution box locations, photos, and pinout schematics. The fuses responsible for the “Cigarette Lighter” and “Fuel Pump” are highlighted in bold.
Engine Compartment Fuse Boxes
Depending on the engine configuration (gasoline or diesel), up to three fuse and relay units may be located under the hood.
Primary Fuse Box
Located on the right side of the engine compartment, adjacent to the battery.
Example cover diagram schematic.
Auxiliary Fuse Box
Installed on diesel engine models only.
High-Current Fuse Block (Fusible Link)
Mounted on the side of the main fuse box, containing high-current fusible links.
- F1 - Tail lamp relay 50 A;
- F2 - Spare;
- F3 - Spare;
- F4 - Alternator 125 A;
- F5 - ABS module, Data Link Connector (DLC) 40 A;
- F6 - ABS module 40 A;
- F7 - Rear window defroster relay 40 A;
- F8 - Radiator fan relay 40 A;
- F9 - Spare.
Passenger Compartment Fuse Box
Located behind the protective access panel on the driver-side lower dashboard.
Diagram label on the interior panel cover.
General view of the Hyundai Accent IV passenger compartment fuse box.
Relays located on the rear of the panel.
- MK1 - Rear window defroster relay;
- MK2 - Front fog lamp relay;
- MK3 - Rear fog lamp relay;
- MK4 - Side / tail lamp relay;
- MK5 - Interior illumination relay;
- MK6 - Windshield de-icer relay;
- MK7 - Central door locking relay;
- MK8 - Spare;
- MK9 - Spare;
- MK10 - Hazard / turn signal flasher relay;
- MK11 - Power window relay;
- MK12 - Spare;
- MK13 - Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) control relay (mounted externally)
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