Fuses and relays Nissan Note (E11), 2005 - 2013

Nissan Note belongs to the subcompact MPV segment. The first generation (designated as E11) was produced from 2005 through 2013, receiving a mid-cycle facelift during its production run. The second generation (E12) has been in production since 2012. Below is a comprehensive overview of the major Electronic Control Unit (ECU) locations, with a detailed focus on the fuse and relay box diagrams, photographs, and pinouts for the Nissan Note E11.

Fuse and relay assignments may vary depending on the vehicle trim level and target market. Always cross-reference the diagram below with the legend printed on the back of the fuse panel cover.

Passenger Compartment Fuse Box

General Component Layout

Location of internal control units:

No. Description
1 Passenger compartment fuse box
2 Door lock relay (Intelligent Key system)
3 NATS immobilizer antenna amplifier
4 Intelligent Key control unit
5 Body Control Module (BCM)
6 Transmission Control Module (TCM)
7 Airbag control module (SRS)
8 ESP control unit

Cabin Fuse Box Diagram


Located in the dashboard on the driver's side, behind the access panel cover.

Diagram
No. Circuit Protected
F1 10A Supplemental Restraint System (SRS airbags)
F2 10A Body electronics, ignition relay, fuel pump relay, Body Control Module (BCM)
F3 10A Hazard warning lights, warning chime, charging system
F4 15A Windshield and tailgate washer pump
F5 15A Heated exterior mirrors
F6 10A Nissan Anti-Theft System (NATS), audio system
F7 10A Body Control Module (BCM)
F8 10A Central locking system, remote keyless entry receiver
F9 10A Stop lights, ABS, ESP, instrument cluster warning lamps
F10 Spare
F11 Spare
F12 10A Interior lighting, remote keyless entry, trunk room lamp, rain sensor
F13 Spare
F14 10A Instrument panel illumination, OBD II diagnostic connector, Intelligent Key system, turn signals
F15 15A Blower motor / heater fan
F16 10A Climate control unit (HVAC)
F17 15A Blower motor / heater fan
F18 15A Rear auxiliary power outlet
F19 10A Heated seats
F20 15A Front power socket / cigarette lighter fuse
Relays
R11 Blower motor relay
R12 Accessory power relay

The front cigarette lighter and power outlet are protected by 15A fuse No. 20.

Engine Compartment Fuse Boxes

General Component Layout

Location of underhood electronic components:

No. Description
1 Intelligent Power Distribution Module Engine Room (IPDM E/R)
2 PTC heater relay box
3 Auxiliary fuse box
4 K9K engine: Auxiliary high-current fuse box
5 Main fusible link block
6 LHD models: ABS/ESP control unit
7 RHD models: ABS/ESP control unit
8 Windshield wiper motor
9 Engine Control Module (ECM)

Engine Compartment Fuse Box #1 (IPDM E/R)


Intelligent Power Distribution Module Engine Room (IPDM E/R) photo.

Diagram
No. Circuit Protected
41 Unused
42 Unused
43 10A Right high-beam headlight, daytime running lights (DRL), autolight system
44 10A Left high-beam headlight, daytime running lights (DRL), autolight system
45 10A Right side marker / parking light, autolight system, instrument backlighting
46 10A Left side marker / parking light, autolight system, license plate lamps
47 Unused
48 20A Windshield wiper motor and washer system
49 15A Left low-beam headlight, daytime running lights (DRL), autolight system
50 15A Right low-beam headlight, daytime running lights (DRL), autolight system
51 10A A/C compressor clutch
52 Unused
53 Unused
54 20A Automatic Transmission Control Module (TCM)
55 15A Rear window defogger, Fuse No. 5 (heated mirrors)
56 15A Rear window defogger, Fuse No. 5 (heated mirrors)
57 15A Fuel pump relay
58 10A Vehicle speed sensor (A/T), ATF temperature sensor, transmission control module, turbine revolution sensor
59 10A ABS, ESP control unit
60 10A Transmission range switch, starter system, reverse lamps, shift indicator, rear window wiper/washer
61 20A Electronic throttle control actuator relay
62 20A Engine Control Module (ECM), Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor, crankshaft position sensor, camshaft position sensor, EVAP canister purge volume control solenoid valve, ignition coils, variable intake valve timing control solenoid, immobilizer system, fuel injectors, turbocharger boost control solenoid valve
63 10A Engine control components, heated oxygen sensor 1 (front), heated oxygen sensor 2 (rear)
64 10A Engine management system / ECM
65 20A Front fog lamps
Relays
R1 1) Rear window defogger, 2) Low-beam headlights
R2 1) Engine Control Module (ECM), 2) Side marker / parking lamps
R3 1) Low-beam headlights, 2) Left high-beam headlight
R4 1) Front fog lamps, 2) Right high-beam headlight
R5 1) Starter motor, 2) A/C compressor clutch
R6 Front fog lamps
R7 1) Radiator cooling fan (high speed), 2) Windshield wiper motor
R8 1) Radiator cooling fan (low speed), 2) Radiator cooling fan (high speed)
R9 1) Ignition power supply, 2) Radiator cooling fan (low speed)

Engine Compartment Fuse Box #2

Diagram
No. Circuit Protected
31 Unused
32 Unused
33 Unused
34 15A Audio system unit
35 10A Horn
36 10A Charging system / alternator switch
37 10A Daytime running lights (DRL)
38 Unused
F 40A Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
G 40A Engine cooling fan relay (high/low speed)
H 40A Ignition switch circuit
I 40A PTC auxiliary heater
J 40A Power windows, Body Control Module (BCM)
K 30A Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
L 30A Headlamp washer pump
M 60A Electric Power Steering (EPS) system
R1 Daytime Running Lights (DRL) relay
R2 Horn relay

Battery Fusible Link Blocks

  • N: 80A – PTC auxiliary heater element
  • O: 60A – Diesel glow plug system
  • P: 80A – PTC auxiliary heater element

Mounted directly on the positive battery terminal assembly:

  • A: 80A / 140A / 250A – Generator/charging system, starter motor, secondary fuse distribution
  • B: 80A / 100A – Cabin fuse distribution box
  • C: 80A – Secondary fuse distribution
  • D: 60A – Ignition relay, fuse distribution, fuel pump relay supply
  • E: 80A – Auxiliary power relay, cabin fuses, HVAC blower relay
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