Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2006-2011) (2024)

29 August 2023 by Tom Smith

This blog post will discuss the fuse box diagram for the Honda Civic (2006-2011). The fuse box diagram is a helpful tool for identifying and troubleshooting electrical problems in your car. By understanding the fuse box diagram, you can quickly and easily identify the fuse that is responsible for a particular circuit. This can save you time and money by preventing you from having to take your car to a mechanic for every small electrical problem.

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2006)

Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	100 A	Main Fuse
1	70 A	EPS
2	80 A	Option Main
2	50 A	Ignition Switch Main
3	30 A	ABS
3	30 A	ABS
4	50 A	Headlight Main
4	40 A	Power Window Main
5	—	Not Used
6	20 A	Sub Fan Motor (If equipped)
7	20 A	Main Fan Motor (M/T)
7	30 A	Main Fan Motor (A/T)
8	30 A	Rear Defogger
9	40 A	Blower
10	10 A	Hazard
11	15 A	FI Sub
12	15 A	Stop and Horn
13	—	Not Used
14	—	Not Used
15	7.5 A	IGPS Oil Level
16	—	Not Used
17	—	Not Used
18	15 A	IG Coil
19	15 A	FI Main
20	7.5 A	MG Clutch
21	15 A	DBW
22	7.5 A	Interior Light
23	10 A	Back Up

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Fuse Number	Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	7.5 A	Power Window
2	15 A	Fuel Pump
3	10 A	Alternator
4	7.5 A	ABS Unit
5	(15 A)	Heated Seat (If equipped)
6	—	Not Used
7	—	Not Used
8	—	Not Used
9	7.5 A	ODS
10	7.5 A	METER
11	10 A	SRS
12	10 A	Right Headlight High
13	10 A	Left Headlight High
14	7.5 A	Small (Interior)
15	7.5 A	Small (Exterior)
16	10 A	Right Headlight Low
17	10 A	Left Headlight Low
18	20 A	Headlight High Main
19	15 A	Small (Main)
20	—	Not Used
21	20 A	Headlight Low Main
22	(7.5 A)	(HAC) (If equipped)
23	(7.5 A)	STS (If equipped)
24	(20 A)	Moonroof (If equipped)
25	20 A	Door Lock
26	20 A	Driver’s Power Window
27	—	Not Used
28	(15 A)	Rear ACC Socket (If equipped)
29	15 A	ACC
30	20 A	Passenger’s Power Window
31	—	Not Used
32	20 A	Right Rear Power Window
33	20 A	Left Rear Power Window
34	—	Not Used
35	7.5 A	ACC Radio
36	10 A	HAC
37	7.5 A	Daytime Running Light
38	30 A	Wiper

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2007)

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Fuse Number	Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	100 A	Main Fuse
1	70 A	EPS (U.S. Si model)
2	80 A	Option Main
2	50 A	Ignition Switch Main
3	30 A	ABS/VSA Motor
3	30 A / 40 A (U.S. Si model)	ABS/VSA F/S
4	50 A	Headlight Main
4	40 A	Power Window Main
5	—	Not Used
6	20 A	Sub Fan Motor
7	20 A	Main Fan Motor (M/T)
7	30 A	Main Fan Motor (A/T)
8	30 A	Rear Defogger
9	40 A	Blower
10	10 A	Hazard
11	15 A	FI Sub
12	15 A	Stop and Horn
13	—	Not Used
14	—	Not Used
15	7.5 A	IGPS Oil Level
16	—	Not Used
17	15 A	Audio Amp
18	15 A	IG Coil
19	15 A	FI Main
20	7.5 A	MG Clutch
21	15 A	DBW
22	7.5 A	Interior Light
23	10 A	Back Up

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Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	7.5 A	Power Window
2	15 A	Fuel Pump
3	10 A	Alternator
4	7.5 A	ABS/VSA
5	(15 A)	Heated Seat (If equipped)
6	—	Not Used
7	—	Not Used
8	—	Not Used
9	7.5 A	ODS
10	7.5 A	METER
11	10 A	SRS
12	10 A	Right Headlight High
13	10 A	Left Headlight High
14	7.5 A	Small (Interior)
15	7.5 A	Small (Exterior)
16	10 A	Right Headlight Low
17	10 A	Left Headlight Low
18	20 A	Headlight High Main
19	15 A	Small (Main)
20	—	Not Used
21	20 A	Headlight Low Main
22	(7.5 A)	(HAC) (If equipped)
23	(7.5 A)	STS (If equipped)
24	(20 A)	Moonroof (If equipped)
25	20 A	Door Lock
26	20 A	Driver’s Power Window
27	—	Not Used
28	(15 A)	Rear ACC Socket (If equipped)
29	15 A	ACC
30	20 A	Passenger’s Power Window
31	—	Not Used
32	20 A	Right Rear Power Window
33	20 A	Left Rear Power Window
34	—	Not Used
35	7.5 A	ACC Radio
36	10 A	HAC
37	7.5 A	Daytime Running Light
38	30 A	Wiper

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2008/2009)

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Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	100 A	Main Fuse
1	(70 A)	EPS (If equipped)
2	60 A	Option Main
2	50 A	Ignition Switch Main
3	30 A	ABS/VSA Motor
3	30 A	ABS/VSA F/S
3	40 A	ABS/VSA F/S (On models with VSA system)
4	50 A	Headlight Main
4	40 A	Power Window Main
5	—	Not Used
6	20 A	Sub Fan Motor
7	20 A	Main Fan Motor (M/T)
7	30 A	Main Fan Motor (A/T)
8	30 A	Rear Defogger
9	40 A	Blower
10	10 A	Hazard
11	15 A	FI Sub
12	15 A	Stop and Horn
13	—	Not Used
14	—	Not Used
15	7.5 A	IGPS Oil Level
16	—	Not Used
17	(15 A)	Audio Amp (If equipped)
18	15 A	IG Coil
19	15 A	FI Main
20	7.5 A	MG Clutch
21	15 A	DBW
22	7.5 A	Interior Light
23	10 A	Back Up

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2006-2011) (8)

Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	7.5 A	Power Window
2	15 A	Fuel Pump
3	10 A	Alternator
4	7.5 A	ABS/VSA
5	(15 A)	Heated Seat (If equipped)
6	(20 A)	Front Fog Light (If equipped)
7	(7.5 A)	TPMS (If equipped)
8	—	Not Used
9	7.5 A	ODS
10	7.5 A	METER
11	10 A	SRS
12	10 A	Right Headlight High Beam
13	10 A	Left Headlight High Beam
14	7.5 A	Small Light (Interior)
15	7.5 A	Small Light (Exterior)
16	10 A	Right Headlight Low Beam
17	10 A	Left Headlight Low Beam
18	20 A	Headlight High Beam Main
19	15 A	Small Lights (Main)
20	—	Not Used
21	20 A	Headlight Low Beam Main
22	(7.5 A)	HAC (If equipped)
23	(7.5 A)	STS (If equipped)
24	(20 A)	Moonroof (If equipped)
25	20 A	Door Lock
26	20 A	Driver’s Power Window
27	(20 A)	HAC OP (If equipped)
28	(15 A)	Rear Accessory Socket (If equipped)
29	15 A	Accessory
30	20 A	Passenger’s Power Window
31	—	Not Used
32	20 A	Right Rear Power Window
33	20 A	Left Rear Power Window
34	—	Not Used
35	7.5 A	Accessory Radio
36	10 A	HAC
37	7.5 A	Daytime Running Light
38	30 A	Front Wiper

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2010/2011)

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2006-2011) (9)

Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	100 A	Main Fuse
1	(70 A)	EPS (If equipped)
2	60 A	Option Main
2	50 A	Ignition Switch Main
3	30 A	ABS/VSA Motor
3	30 A	ABS/VSA F/S
3	40 A	ABS/VSA F/S (On models with VSA system)
4	50 A	Headlight Main
4	40 A	Power Window Main
5	—	Not Used
6	20 A	Sub Fan Motor
7	20 A	Main Fan Motor (M/T)
7	30 A	Main Fan Motor (A/T)
8	30 A	Rear Defogger
9	40 A	Blower
10	10 A	Hazard
11	15 A	FI Sub
12	15 A	Stop and Horn
13	—	Not Used
14	—	Not Used
15	7.5 A	IGPS Oil Level
16	—	Not Used
17	(15 A)	Audio Amp (If equipped)
18	15 A	IG Coil
19	15 A	FI Main
20	7.5 A	MG Clutch
21	15 A	DBW
22	7.5 A	Interior Light
23	10 A	Back-Up

Honda Civic Fuse Box Diagram (2006-2011) (10)

Fuse Number	Fuse Amp. Rating	Protected Components
1	7.5 A	Power Window
2	15 A	Fuel Pump
3	10 A	Alternator
4	7.5 A	ABS/VSA
5	(15 A)	Heated Seat (If equipped)
6	(20 A)	Front Fog Light (If equipped)
7	(7.5 A)	TPMS (If equipped)
8	—	Not Used
9	7.5 A	ODS
10	7.5 A	METER
11	10 A	SRS
12	10 A	Right Headlight High Beam
13	10 A	Left Headlight High Beam
14	7.5 A	Small Light (Interior)
15	7.5 A	Small Light (Exterior)
16	10 A	Right Headlight Low Beam
17	10 A	Left Headlight Low Beam
18	20 A	Headlight High Beam Main
19	15 A	Small Lights (Main)
20	—	Not Used
21	20 A	Headlight Low Beam Main
22	—	Not Used
23	—	Not Used
24	(20 A)	Moonroof (If equipped)
25	20 A	Door Lock
26	20 A	Driver’s Power Window
27	—	Not Used
28	(15 A)	Rear Accessory Socket (If equipped)
29	15 A	Accessory
30	20 A	Passenger’s Power Window
31	—	Not Used
32	20 A	Right Rear Power Window
33	20 A	Left Rear Power Window
34	—	Not Used
35	7.5 A	Accessory Radio
36	10 A	HAC
37	7.5 A	Daytime Running Light
38	30 A	Front Wiper

Note: Cigar lighter (power outlet) fusesare the fuses #28 (Rear Accessory Socket) and #29 (Accessory Socket) in the Instrument panel fuse box.

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Tom Smith is a passionate car mechanic and automotive enthusiast, specializing in the intricate world of car fuse boxes. With years of hands-on experience under the hood, he has earned a reputation as a reliable expert in his field. As the founder and content creator of the popular blog website 'carsfuse.com,' Tom has dedicated himself to sharing his extensive knowledge of car fuse boxes and electrical systems with the world.

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Common Fusebox Problems To Look Out For

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Flickering or Dimming Lights. ...
Continuously Tripping Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) ...
Buzzing or Sizzling Sounds. ...
Old or Outdated Fuseboxes.

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Interior Fuse Box

Located under the dashboard.

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Where can I find fuse diagram for my car? ›

To locate the fuse specification chart for your vehicle or to learn how to change a fuse, refer to the "Fuses" section of your Owner's Manual.

Where are the main fuses located? ›

Usually, you will find two fuse boxes in the car. One is located under the hood and the other is found in the dashboard or near the steering wheel. The fuse under the hood protects important engine components and accessories like battery, ECU and cooling fan.

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Another way to check a fuse is by using a multimeter. The two probes should be placed on opposite sides of the fuse, with the black probe on the negative side. If the multimeter registers zero or negative, the fuse is blown. To test another fuse, use the same procedure.

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Lay a rubber mat on the floor in front of the fuse box and stand on it to protect yourself from electric shock. Open the fuse box door. Inspect each fuse using a flashlight to find the one that is burned or melted (the working fuses will have a clear glass casing but the blown one will look cloudy or blackened).

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How to fix a bad fuse box? ›

Replacing a Fuse in a Fuse Box, Step-by-Step

Turn off all electrical devices in the affected area of your home. ...
Turn off the power at the fuse box. ...
Find the blown fuse. ...
Remove the blown fuse. ...
Screw in the fuse in the same location.
Restore power to the fuse box by flipping the main power switch.

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What fuses control the dash? ›

Which Fuse Controls the Dashboard Gauge? The instrument cluster fuse manages the dashboard gauge of a vehicle. It uses electricity from the car battery to power various electronic components of the dashboard such as the different warning lights, gauges, and alarm systems.

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What fuse is only on when the car is on? ›

A switched fuse, on the other hand, only has power when the car is turned on. The main difference between the two is that a constant fuse provides continuous power even when the car is not in use, while a switched fuse only provides power when the car is running.

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If fuses keep blowing, there is a chance that it was replaced with a fuse of a higher or lower amperage than needed. You should be able to locate a diagram within your vehicle's manual that will show the required amperage rating for every fuse and each circuit that it is placed in.

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Average Cost of a Fuse Box Replacement

Fuse box replacement costs usually range from $400 to $2,000, but most homeowners will pay around $1,100, which includes the cost of parts and labor. However, several factors can drive costs up beyond that range.

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Can I replace a car fuse myself? ›

A test light or multimeter is the best way to check for continuity. However, with blade fuses, you can often see if the filament is still good or not. How do you replace a dead fuse in a car? Most fuses can be pulled out by hand, using the fuse puller, or with pliers, and a new fuse carefully pushed into its place.

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How many fuse boxes does a 2006 Honda Accord have? ›

The vehicle's fuses are contained in three fuse boxes. The primary under-hood fuse box is in the engine compartment on the driver's side. To open it, push the tabs as shown. The interior fuse box is on the driver's lower left side.

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Engine Compartment Fuse Box

Located near the battery.