Fuses and relays Toyota Passo (XC10; 2004–2010)

The Toyota Passo and Daihatsu Boon are the result of a joint venture between two Japanese automakers to produce a subcompact car in the strategically important 1.0-liter engine class. While the Toyota Passo is virtually identical to the Daihatsu Boon, this project was not a simple rebadging exercise (OEM badge engineering) like their predecessors, the Daihatsu Storia and Toyota Duet (1998–2004). Instead, the Passo and Boon were developed through an equal partnership between Toyota Motor Corporation and its subcompact-car specialist subsidiary, Daihatsu Motor. Toyota spearheaded the initial engineering design, while Daihatsu handled detailed layout, styling, and manufacturing.


This article provides detailed fuse box diagrams and terminal assignments for the Toyota Passo (chassis codes KGC10, KGC15, QNC10; Daihatsu A platform) model years 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010.

Passenger Compartment Fuse Box


The passenger compartment fuse box is located on the passenger side behind a plastic trim panel.


General location overview.

Passenger Compartment Fuse Assignment – Toyota Passo (XC10)
No. Circuit Description A
1 Starting system 10
2 Charging system, engine management system, automatic transmission control, ABS, SRS airbag system 7.5
3 Rear window defogger 20
4 Automatic transmission electronic control module, gear selector illumination, power windows, central locking system, "Key-Free" system, windshield wipers and washers, rear window wiper and washer, turn signals and hazard warning lights, reverse lights, manual air conditioning system, air ionizer 7.5
5 Anti-lock braking system (ABS), SRS airbag system, electric power steering (EPS), headlights (models with HID/xenon headlights from 11/2005 onwards) 7.5
6 Power mirrors, central locking system, "Key-Free" system, audio system 7.5
7 Toyota Passo cigarette lighter, auxiliary power outlet 15
8 Starting system, engine management system (K3-VE), engine management system (1KR-FE) 7.5
9 Central locking and "Key-Free" system 15
10 Unused -
11 Turn signals and hazard warning lights 10
12 Unused -
13 Windshield wipers and washers 20
14 Power windows 30
Relays
R1 Starter relay
R2 Turn signal flasher relay
R3 Main power relay
R4 EFI main relay
R5 Horn relay
R6 Fuel pump relay

Engine Compartment Fuse Box


The engine compartment fuse box is located on the right side of the engine bay, adjacent to the battery.


General location view.

Engine Compartment Fuse Box Diagram
No. Circuit Description A
1
  • Power windows
  • Windshield wipers and washers
  • Rear window wiper and washer
  • Fog lights
50
2 Electric power steering (EPS) 50
3 AM1 ignition circuit 40
4 Anti-lock braking system (ABS) 40
5 Starting system 30
6 Radiator cooling fan motor 30
7 Power windows, auxiliary accessory connector 30
8 Manual air conditioning system and air ionizer 40
9 Unused -
10 Left headlight (high beam) 10
11 Right headlight (high beam) 10
12 Left headlight (low beam) 10
13 Right headlight (low beam) 10
14 Left fog light 10
15 Right fog light 10
16 Engine management system (ECU) 15
17 Horn 10
18 Air conditioning system (A/C) 10
19 Brake lights 15
20 Spare / Audio system 15
21 Interior lighting 15
22 Instrument cluster, clock, parking lights 10
23 Anti-lock braking system (ABS) 20
24 Automatic transmission control unit, instrument backlighting 10
Relays
R1 Heater blower motor relay
R2 Audio system relay
R3 Headlight relay
R4 Air conditioning compressor relay
R5 Fog light relay
See also:
Comments
Kim

I don't see the pump relay

Brion Adderley

R6 is the Fuel pump relay
location: Passenger compartment

Amith Nissanka

Where the fuel pump fuse

ミサト

20 is not a spare. Removing it cuts power to the stereo system.

Mastercar
thank you
Rod Anderson

key locking system playing up, Sometimes will lock all doors and sometimes only locks driers door ,. Is this a fault in locking relay or a main locking module.

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