Fuses and relays Nissan Juke (YF15), 2010 - 2020

The 1st-generation Nissan Juke subcompact crossover  was produced from 2010 through 2020 (spanning the 2010–2014 pre-facelift models and the 2014–2020 facelift models). The 2nd-generation model is currently in production. In this guide, we provide the locations, photos, diagrams, and circuit assignments for all fuse and relay boxes on the Nissan Juke (chassis code YF15; B platform), with special emphasis on the cigarette lighter fuse.

General Layout


The Nissan Juke features four main fuse and relay boxes: one located inside the passenger compartment and three located under the hood. Their positions are shown in the layout diagram above.

Passenger Compartment Fuse Box


This fuse box (designated as No. 1 in the diagram) is located on the side end of the dashboard behind a removable protective trim cover.

Diagram
No. Circuit / Component Protected
F1 20A Auxiliary power socket, cigarette lighter, audio head unit, power side mirrors
F2 10A Audio system
F3 10A Engine compartment fuse block control circuit
F4 15A Blower motor relay
F5 10A Air conditioning system (A/C)
F6 15A Blower motor relay
F7 10A Auxiliary equipment
F8 10A Instrument cluster
F9 20A Trailer wiring / Towing harness
F10 10A Dome light / Interior lighting
F11 15A Heated seats
F12 10A Heated side mirrors
F13 10A Instrument cluster
F14 10A Auxiliary equipment
F15 10A Auxiliary equipment
F16 10A Windshield/rear window washers
F17 10A Supplemental Restraint System (SRS / Airbag)
R1 Cabin auxiliary equipment relay
R2 Blower motor relay

Engine Compartment Fuse & Relay Boxes

Fuse Box No. 2


Designated as No. 2 in the diagrams.
It is located near the edge of the engine bay. To gain access, you must first remove the air intake ducting.

Diagram
No. Circuit / Component Protected
F1 20A Heated rear window, heated side mirrors
F2 Not used
F3 20A Engine Control Module (ECM) / Engine management
F4 Not used
F5 30A Windshield wipers
F6 10A Right side marker / Parking lamps
F7 10A Left side marker / Parking lamps
F8 Not used
F9 10A A/C compressor clutch
F10 15A Front fog lamps
F11 10A High-beam headlight (Right)
F12 10A High-beam headlight (Left)
F13 15A Low-beam headlight (Left)
F14 15A Low-beam headlight (Right)
F15 10A Engine Control Module (ECM)
F16 10A Backup / Reverse lights
F17 10A Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) module
F18 Not used
F19 Not used
F20 15A Fuel pump
F21 15A Ignition system
F22 15A Fuel injection system
F23 Not used
F24 15A Electric Power Steering (EPS) module
R8 Rear window defroster relay
R17 Radiator cooling fan low-speed relay
R18 Radiator cooling fan high-speed relay
R20 Ignition relay

Fuse Box No. 3


Designated as No. 3 in the diagrams. Located next to the Engine Control Module (ECM) housing. Release the retaining latch on the cover to access the fuses; a diagram key is printed on the inside of the cover.

Diagram
No. Circuit / Component Protected
1 50A ABS Hydraulic Assembly / Control unit
2 10A Brake lights / Stop lamps
3 40A Ignition switch, power windows, ABS
4 10A Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) control unit
5 10A Horn switch / Sounder circuit
6 20A Audio head unit / Infotainment system
7 10A Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) control unit
8 60A Electric power steering (EPS), headlight washers (30A), ABS system (30A)
9 50A Radiator cooling fan motor
10 Horn relay

Main Fusible Link Block No. 4


Mounted directly on the positive battery terminal, this block consists of high-current main fusible links that protect the primary circuits feeding the cabin and engine compartment fuse boxes. Designated as No. 4 in the overview diagram. If the vehicle suffers a total loss of electrical power, inspect these links first.

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