The first-generation Toyota Auris (chassis code E150; Toyota New MC platform) hatchback was produced from 2006 to 2013 and distributed worldwide. A mid-cycle facelift was introduced during its production run. This guide provides detailed location information for electronic control units (ECUs), along with comprehensive fuse and relay box diagrams and reference photos for the Toyota Auris. The cigarette lighter fuse location is explicitly highlighted.
Note: Fuse and relay configurations may vary depending on vehicle specification and model year. Always cross-reference this information with the diagram on the fuse box cover.
Engine Compartment
Engine compartment component layout:
- Engine Control Module (ECM);
- Main fuse and relay box;
- Glow plug relay;
- Cooling fan control module;
- LHD: Headlight cleaner relay;
- Injector driver module (EDU);
- Relay box;
- Petrol models: ABS/VSC control module;
- Diesel models: ABS/VSC control module
Main Fuse Box
The fuse box is enclosed within a protective plastic cover.
Type 1
Diagram.
Type 2
Diagram.
Relay Box
Auxiliary relay box.
| Diagram | |
|---|---|
|
|
| No. | Circuit / Protected Component |
| R2 | PTC auxiliary heater (HTR SUB) |
| R3 | |
| R4 | |
Passenger Compartment
Passenger compartment electrical component layout
1. Air conditioning control module;
2. Fuse box / Main body ECU;
3. LHD: Headlight leveling control module;
4. Steering lock control module;
5. Power steering control module;
6. Transponder key amplifier;
7. Relay box No. 1;
8. Relay box No. 2;
9. Junction block;
10. Junction block;
11. Windshield wiper relay;
12. LHD: Multi-Mode Manual Transmission (MMT) control module;
13. Engine and transmission control module;
14. Stop & Start system control module;
15. Multimedia interface control module;
16. LHD: Transmission shift lock control module;
17. Airbag / SRS control module;
18. RHD: Turn signal flasher relay
Fuse Box “A”
Two fuse boxes are located inside the passenger compartment. Fuse Box A is situated on the driver’s side at the bottom of the dashboard behind a plastic protective cover.
Squeeze the cover retaining tab to access the box.
Fuse Box “B”
The location of Fuse Box B is illustrated above.