The Hyundai Trajet is a 7-seater multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) produced by South Korean automaker Hyundai. It debuted in the autumn of 1999 at the Frankfurt Motor Show as the company’s first minivan. This article provides detailed fuse box diagrams and location guides for the first-generation Hyundai Trajet (chassis code FO), covering model years 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007.
Below you will find the locations and visual reference guides for the vehicle’s distribution blocks. Fuses protecting the “Cigarette Lighter” and “Fuel Pump” circuits are highlighted in bold.
In the Engine Compartment
Depending on vehicle specification and options, there may be between one and three distribution blocks located in the engine compartment.
Primary Fuse Box
Additional Fuse Box
Installed on diesel engine models.
- Fuel filter – Fuel filter heater (30 A)
- Glow – Glow plugs (80 A)
- Heater 1 – Auxiliary PTC heater 1 (60 A)
- Heater 2 – Auxiliary PTC heater 2 (60 A)
- Fuel fired heater – Fuel-fired auxiliary heater (20 A)
Additional Relay Box
Depending on vehicle trim and options, an auxiliary relay box may also be installed in this location.
In the Passenger Compartment
Located behind the access cover on the driver’s side of the instrument panel.
Overview of the Hyundai Trajet interior fuse box.
Additional relays are located on the rear side of the junction block.
Relay Layout:
- R1 – Unused;
- R2 – Unused;
- R3 – Door lock relay 2;
- R4 – Tail lamp relay;
- R5 – Door lock relay 1;
- R6 – Generator pre-excitation resistor.