Fuses and relays Mazda Bongo Brawny (SG), 1995–2005

Mazda Bongo (also sold as the E-Series and Access) is a cabover van produced by Japanese automaker Mazda starting in 1966. Depending on the powertrain layout, it was manufactured in rear-engine, mid-engine, and front-engine configurations. This article provides detailed fuse and relay box diagrams for fourth-generation (SG chassis) Mazda Bongo Friendee and Brawny models produced from 1995 through 2005.

Below are the locations, diagrams, and photos of the power distribution boxes. Fuses for the “Cigarette Lighter” and “Fuel Pump” are highlighted in bold.

Fuse configurations vary across Mazda Bongo models. Always verify circuit assignments against the diagram printed on the inside of the fuse box cover.

Type 1

Engine Compartment

The engine compartment contains a separate fuse box and relay box.

Fuse Box


Located adjacent to the battery. Remove the protective cover to access the fuses.


Accessing the under-hood fuse box.

Diagram
Code Circuit Description Rating (A)
MAIN Main power fuse 100
HEAD Headlamps 30
FAN A/C condenser fan motor, multi-circuit supply 30
FAN 2 40
ST SIG Starter signal 10
PTC PTC auxiliary heater 20
ABS Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) 20
TAIL Parking lights, instrument cluster illumination 15
AC POWER Auxiliary AC power supply / Multi-circuit supply 15
FIP Fuel pump, Engine Control Module (ECM) 15
FOG Fog lamps 15
IGKEY Ignition switch / Multi-circuit supply 60
ABS Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) 60
R.HEATER Rear heater 30
BTN Interior lighting, power door locks 40
HEATER Front heater / Blower motor 30
ADD FAN Auxiliary condenser fan motor 30
Circuit  Fuel pump relay circuit  

Relay Box


The relay box is mounted adjacent to the main fuse box.


Certain individual relays are located separately. For example, the glow plug relay is near the battery, and the rear heater relay is near the heater unit. Relays for the parking lights, fog lamps, and other auxiliary systems are mounted on the left inner fender liner.

Passenger Compartment


The interior fuse box is located at the base of the driver-side dashboard behind a removable plastic access cover.


General view of the interior fuse box (Mazda Bongo SG).

Diagram
No. Circuit Description Rating (A)
1 HEAD R – Right headlamp (2001+ models) 20
2 HEAD L – Left headlamp (2001+ models) 20
3 Glow plugs / Engine preheating (1999+ models) 20
HEAD HI – High-beam headlamps (2001+ models) 20
4 CLOSER – Power soft-close door system 15
5 A/C – Air conditioning system 10
6 WIPER – Windshield wiper & washer 20
7 P/WIND – Power window motors 30
8 R.WIPER – Rear window wiper 10
9 SUN ROOF – Power sunroof, multi-circuit supply 20
10 TURN – Turn signals / Hazard warning lamps 10
11 METER — Instrument cluster 15
12  ENGINE – Engine Control Module (ECM) 15
13 Cigarette lighter, power mirrors, audio system, multi-circuit supply, engine bay fan 15
14 BLIND (RH) – Right side power curtain 15
15 BLIND (LH) – Left side power curtain 15
16 HORN – Horn (1999+ models) 10
TAIL – Parking lights, instrument cluster illumination (2001+ models) 15
17 DOOR LOCK – Power door locks 30
18 STOP – Brake lights 15
19 HAZARD – Hazard warning lamps 10
20 ROOM – Dome / Interior & cargo lighting 10
21 DEFOGGER – Rear window defogger (1999+ models) 30
22 OPTION – Auxiliary equipment (1999+ models) 30

Type 2

Fuse Box #1


The main fuse box is located under the driver-side dashboard behind a plastic access cover.


General view.

Diagram
No. Circuit Description Rating (A)
1 Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) 20
2 Anti-theft alarm system 15
3 Spare 20
4 Power door lock system 30
5 Rear window defogger 20
6 Rear window wiper 10
7 Air conditioning (A/C) 10
8 Windshield wiper & washer 20
9 Power windows 30
10 Turn signals 10
11 Instrument cluster 15
12 Engine Control Module (ECM) 15
13 Fuel heater 20
14 Spare 15
15 Cigarette lighter 15
16 Horn 10
17 Tail / Parking lights 10
18 Brake lights 15
19 Fog lamps 15
20 Interior lighting 10
21 Rear heater 30
22 Front heater / Blower motor 30

Fuse Box #2


The auxiliary power distribution box is located under the driver's seat, between the battery and engine on gasoline models, or under the passenger seat near the hydraulic reservoir on diesel models.

Diagram
No. Circuit Description Rating (A)
1 HEAD – Headlamps 30
2 FIP / INJ – Fuel injection / Engine Control Module (ECM) 30
3 GLOW – Glow plug preheating 60
4 MAIN – Main power fuse 80
5 ABS – Anti-lock braking system 60
6 KEY – Ignition switch / Multi-circuit supply 40
7 BTN – Interior lighting, power door locks 60

Relay Box


The relay module box is located under the glove box on the passenger side.


This panel houses relays for the following systems:

  • Brake lights;
  • Front and rear heater blower fans;
  • Automatic transmission shift interlock;
  • Air conditioning system;
  • Headlamps;
  • Horn;
  • Fog lamps;
  • Rear window defogger.
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