Fuses Subaru Forester (SF), 1997 - 2002

The Subaru Forester was debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show in November 1995 as the “Streega” concept vehicle. Sales began in Japan in 1997, followed by the U.S. market in 1998. Built on the Impreza platform, this guide details the fuse box diagrams and power distribution layouts for the first-generation Subaru Forester (chassis code SF) across the 1997–2002 model years.


Below are the component locations, photos, and assignments for the power distribution boxes. The cigarette lighter fuse is highlighted in bold.

Engine Compartment Fuse Box


Located in the engine bay adjacent to the battery, as shown in the illustration above.


General assembly overview.

Diagram
No. Circuit Description Rating (A)
20 Radiator cooling fan (main) 20
21 Radiator cooling fan (sub) 20
22 Rear window defogger 20
23 Hazard warning lights, Horn 15
24 Instrument cluster indicators, SRS airbag warning light 15
25 Automatic Transmission Control Module (TCM) 10
26 Alternator 10
27 Headlight (RH) 15
28 Headlight (LH) 15
29 Lighting switch 20
30 Clock, Interior dome lights 15

Passenger Compartment Fuse Box


Located in the driver-side footwell, positioned on the lower left of the instrument panel.


Subaru Forester (SF) cabin fuse panel overview.

Diagram
No. Circuit Protected Rating (A)
1 Blower motor / Heater fan 15
2 15
3 Power door locks 15
4 Cigarette lighter (Subaru Forester), Power side mirrors 20
5 Taillights, Parking lights 10
6 SRS airbag system 15
7 Front fog lights 15
8 ABS solenoid valve 20
9 Audio unit, Clock display 15
10 Unassigned / Spare -
11 Ignition system, SRS airbag module 15
12 Instrument panel illumination dimmer 10
13 Windshield wiper de-icer 15
14 Unassigned / Spare -
15 Front windshield wiper and washer, Rear wiper and washer 20
16 Brake lights (Stop lights) 20
17 Air conditioning compressor clutch 15
18 Reversing lights, Cruise control module, ABS control module 15
19 Rear accessory power socket, Heated seats 20
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