In cars Nissan X Trail t31 and t30, the power circuits are protected fuses... This article will show you what the fuses of the Nissan X Trail T31 look like and tell you how to replace them.
What is it and what is it for
Fuses are special devicesprotecting the consumer of electricity and, in fact, electrical circuits from system overloads and short circuits. Most often they are combined into a fuse box; there can be several such blocks in the car. It consists of elements such as fuse-links, special connecting terminal, electrical circuit and insulating body. It can also contain quartz sand, which helps to protect the system from overheating.
They are used by the system in order to protect it from fires that can occur in the event of sudden surges in the current level. Thus, the fuse blows out first, thereby giving a signal and preventing the main part from burning out. In most cases, fuses are disposable.
Location and layout
The most common places to find a fuse box are in the passenger compartment and under the hood. In a Nissan X Trail T31 and T30 car, the block is located in engine compartment (under the hood) and in the passenger compartment. Below will be placed a diagram of the location of the fuses. This scheme is necessary for the owner of the car in order to understand the principle of operation of parts, as well as to see the processes taking place. AT repair work it is irreplaceable.
Interior view
Removal and replacement process
In this article, we have precisely determined that these elements are created in order to burn out, which requires subsequent replacement. Sometimes in Nissan X Trail T31 and T30 cars, one element needs to be replaced, and sometimes a whole block. The Nissan Trail T30 and T31 general principle The replacement of the protective components is the same, however, the replacement is different under the hood and in the passenger compartment.
In order to start the replacement, you first need to decide whether the part really burned out. Do not under any circumstances pull out the part and do not view it in the light, as many car owners do. This method is not reliable. In order to detect a damaged part, you need to turn on all non-working circuits (for example, a stove, tape recorder, etc.), take a probe and start checking the voltage, do this first on one side, then on the other, respectively. If there is voltage from one terminal, but not from the other, then the part is damaged. Such a check in a Nissan Trail T31 car takes about 1 minute.
Replacement in the engine compartment
Be careful to only use the same fuse rating as previously used.
- Turn off the engine and lights.
- Now open the hood and remove the air intake.
- You will see the block, remove the cover from it. Press the latch.
- When you find the broken part, take the tweezers and pull it out.
- Put in a new one.
- Now install everything in the reverse order.
Working fuse and blown Replacement in the passenger compartment
Advice, before using a pack of new fuses, it is advisable to check one of them for operability.
- Turn off the engine and lights.
- Next to the passenger seat you will see a block; remove the cover from it.
- Take special tweezers and remove the burnt-out part.
- Close the cover.
Done, our Nissan replacement has been completed successfully. We hope you find this article helpful. You can ask all your questions in the comments.
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Cars 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 model year are considered.
Location mounting block fuses and relays in the engine compartment.
To access the blocks, we remove the air vent.
Fuses and relays are installed in two blocks A and B.
To access block A, wring out the latch and remove the cover.
Layout of the elements of block A.
Fuses fuse-links and the circuits protected by them
heated front seats
turbocharger cooling electric pump relay
DTRL ADNERT, HORN
daylight, horn
sound signal generator
rear seat heating system
cVT control system
electric power steering
ABS MTR, ESP MTR
ABS SOL, ESP SOL
anti-lock braking system (ABS), stability control system (ESP) ***
ignition switch (lock)
engine cooling fan
Relays and circuits connected by them
horn relay
relay middle and high speed engine cooling fan
auxiliary heater relay
brake signal relay
cooling fan low speed relay
headlight washer relay
To access block B of the engine compartment, release the four latches and remove the block from the casing.
Decoding fuse box B.
high beam (right headlamp)
high beam (left headlamp)
low beam (left headlamp)
low beam (right headlamp)
air conditioning compressor clutch
electrically heated side mirrors and rear window
automatic transmission mode sensor, starter relay (winding)
anti-lock braking system (ABS)
lanterns light reverse
the electronic unit engine control (ECU)
electronic engine control unit (ECU), ignition coils
diagnostic oxygen concentration sensor
front fog lights
front fog lamp relay
low beam relay
electronic engine control unit (ECU) relay
relay for heating rear window and outside mirrors
cooling fan relay 3
cooling fan relay 2
cooling fan relay 1
The location of the fuses on the battery plus terminal.
alternator, EBfB and EBfC fuse circuits
fuse chains EfJ, EfK, EfL, EfM, Ef35, Ef36, Ef37, Ef38
lighting, air conditioning
ignition relay, fuse circuits F55, F56, F61, F62
fuse chains Ef61, Ef62
glow plug control unit
Passenger compartment fuse and relay box Nissan x-trail T31.
The passenger compartment fuse box is located on the left side of the instrument panel.
Layout of fuses and relays in the passenger compartment of a nissan x trail
Fuses and fuses
diagnostic connector, electronic engine control unit (ECU), automatic headlight corrector
heated exterior mirrors
electrical appliances, electrical control unit
4WD mode control unit
additional headlights nissan x trail t31
keyless access system
air conditioner fan
Cigarette lighter fuse nissan x trail
electric mirrors, audio system
auxiliary equipment relay
air conditioner fan relay
The Nissan X-Trail is a compact SUV built using a smaller all-wheel drive system from the Nissan Terrano. This system provides driving comfort, low fuel consumption and good off-road qualities of the vehicle.
Fuse box 1, under the dash
(10A) - 08/03 Fuel pump
(10A) Direction indicators
(10A) Engine management
(10A) Audio system / navigation system
(10A) Diagnostic connector, gearbox control, central locking, anti-theft system, power windows, rear window defroster, interior lamps, sunroof, warning devices and indicators, navigation system
(20A) Windshield wiper / washer
(10A) Engine management system, daytime lighting control module
(10A) Electronic control unit ABS / ESP 4WD control system
(10A) SRS system
(15A) Fuel pump, engine management system
(10A) Engine management system, gearbox control system, ABS / ESP electronic control unit, 4WD control system, electronic unit sRS control, instrument cluster, headlight washer / washer
(10A) Gearbox control, reversing lights, navigation system
(10A) Engine management
(10A) - 08/03: Heated seats
(10A) Rear window wiper / washer
(10A) Cigarette lighter, accessory power connector
(10A) Electric door mirrors
(15A) Brake light switch (brake pedal position sensor), gearbox control system, ABS electronic control unit, 4WD control system
(15A) Cigarette lighter, accessory power connector
(15A) air conditioner / heater
(20A) Engine management, rear window defogger
(10A) Interior lamps
(10A) Heated rear window
(10A) Engine management system, gearbox control system, central locking, anti-theft system, heated rear window, interior lamps, sunroof, warning devices / indicators
Fuse box 2, under the dash
Relay for main ignition circuits
Air conditioner / heater blower motor relay
Cigarette lighter relay / door mirror heater relay
Fuse box 1, engine compartment.
(100A) Alternator, under-hood fuse / relay box 1-fuses FB-FG / F39-F43 (Diesel)
(40A) Cooling fan motor
(30A) Headlamp washer / wiper system
(50A) Vehicle Stability Program (ESP) (if equipped)
(15A) Audio system, navigation system, telephone
(10A) Engine management system, anti-theft system
(10A) Alternator, anti-theft system
(10A) Rear fog lamp
(10A) Anti-lock braking system (ABS), 4WD steering system
(15A) Engine management system, exterior lamps
(15A) Exterior lamps, fog lamps
(20A) Engine management system, anti-theft system
Fuse box 2, engine compartment.
Fuse box 3, engine compartment.
Fuse box 4, in the engine compartment.
(20A) Control unit xenon headlights right.
(20A) Xenon headlamp control unit, left
Cars 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 model year are considered.
The location of the fuse and relay mounting block in the engine compartment.
To access the blocks, we remove the air vent.
Fuses and relays are installed in two blocks A and B.
To access block A, wring out the latch and remove the cover.
Layout of the elements of block A.
Appointment.
Fuses fuse-links and the circuits protected by them |
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Designation | Current, A | Protected circuits |
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Ef31 | FR HEATER SEAT | heated front seats |
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Ef32 | TURBINE COOLANT * | turbocharger cooling electric pump relay |
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Ef33 | DTRL ADNERT, HORN | daylight, horn |
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Ef34 | HORN | sound signal generator |
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Ef35 | AUDIO | audio system |
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Ef36 | PTC * | additional heater |
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Ef37 | PTC * | additional heater |
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RR HEATER SEAT *** | rear seat heating system |
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Ef38 | A / T CONT | cVT control system |
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electric power steering |
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H / LWASH | headlight washer |
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ABS MTR, ESP MTR | ||||
ABS SOL, ESP SOL | anti-lock braking system (ABS), stability control system (ESP) *** |
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BCM / PWR WDW | window lifters |
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RAD FAN 1 | ||||
GN SW | ignition switch (lock) |
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RAD FAN 2 | engine cooling fan |
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Relays and circuits connected by them |
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Designation | Name |
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EAT | HORN | horn relay |
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Eg2 | RAD FAN MID / HI | relay for medium and high speed of the electric fan of the engine cooling system |
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Eg3 | PTC * | auxiliary heater relay |
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STOP LAMP ** | brake signal relay |
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Eg4 | RAD FAN LO | cooling fan low speed relay |
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Eg5 | H / LAMP WASH | headlight washer relay |
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| Eg6 | DTRL | outdoor lighting permanently on relay | ||
* — diesel engine
** — gas engine
*** - if installed
To access block B of the engine compartment, release the four latches and remove the block from the casing.
Arrangement of elements.
Decoding fuse box B.
Designation | Current, A | Protected circuits |
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Ef41 | reserve |
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Ef42 | reserve |
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Ef43 | H / LAMP HI RH | high beam (right headlamp) |
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Ef44 | H / LAMP HI LH | high beam (left headlamp) |
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Ef45 | TAIL LAMP | dimensional lighting |
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Ef46 | ILLUMINATION | backlight |
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Ef47 | reserve |
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Ef48 | FR WIPER | front wiper |
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Ef49 | H / LP LH | low beam (left headlamp) |
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Ef50 | H / LP RH | low beam (right headlamp) |
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Ef51 | A / C COMP | air conditioning compressor clutch |
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Ef52 | reserve |
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Ef53 | SPARE FUSE | spare fuse |
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Ef54 | reserve |
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Ef55 | RRDEF | ||
Ef56 | RR DEF | electric heated side mirrors and rear window |
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Ef57 | FUEL PUMP | fuel pump |
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Ef58 | A / TECU | automatic transmission mode sensor, starter relay (winding) |
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Ef59 | ABS ECU | anti-lock braking system (ABS) |
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Ef60 | REVERSE LAMP | reversing lights |
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Ef61 | electronic engine control unit (ECU) |
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Ef62 | EG I | electronic engine control unit (ECU), ignition coils |
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Ef63 | 02 SENSOR | oxygen concentration sensor diagnostic |
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Ef64 | INJECTOR | injectors |
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Ef65 | FR FOG LAMP | front fog lights |
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Relay |
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Designation | Name |
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FRON FOG | front fog lamp relay |
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HEAD LAMP LOW | low beam relay |
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electronic engine control unit (ECU) relay |
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Er10 | WINDOW DEFOGGER | relay for heated rear window and exterior mirrors |
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Er11 | START | starter relay |
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Er12 | COOLING FAN 3 | cooling fan relay 3 |
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Er13 | COOLING FAN 2 | cooling fan relay 2 |
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Er14 | COOLING FAN 1 | cooling fan relay 1 |
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Er15 | ignition relay |
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The location of the fuses on the battery plus terminal.
250* 140** | alternator, EBfB and EBfC fuse circuits |
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fuse chains EfJ, EfK, EfL, EfM, Ef35, Ef36, Ef37, Ef38 |
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lighting, air conditioning |
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100** | ignition relay, fuse circuits F55, F56, F61, F62 |
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100* 80** | fuse chains Ef61, Ef62 |
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glow plug control unit |
* - diesel
* - gasoline
* - if installed
Fuse and relay box in the cabin of the Nissan X-Trail T31.
The passenger compartment fuse box is located on the left side of the instrument panel.
Layout of fuses and relays in the passenger compartment of a nissan x trail
Appointment. Table.
Fuses and fuses |
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Designation | Current, A | Protected circuits |
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ELEC PARTS | diagnostic connector, electronic engine control unit (ECU), automatic headlight corrector |
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AIR BAG | airbags |
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METER | dashboard |
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WASHER MOTOR | windscreen washer |
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BOSEAMP | audio system |
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HEATER MIRROR | heated exterior mirrors |
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WOOFER AMP | audio system |
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ELEC PARTS | electrical appliances, electrical control unit |
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METER | dashboard |
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ROOM LP | interior lighting |
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STOP LAMP | brake signal |
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4WD mode control unit |
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DRIVING LAMP | additional headlights nissan x trail t31 |
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INTELLIGENT KEY | keyless access system |
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BLOWER | ||||||
BLOWER | air conditioner fan |
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reserve |
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CIG LIGHTER | Cigarette lighter fuse nissan x trail |
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POWER SOCKET | sockets |
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MIRROR & AUDIO | electric mirrors, audio system |
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Relay |
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№ 1 | Designation | Name |
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auxiliary equipment relay |
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BLOWER | air conditioner fan relay |
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DRIVING LAMP 1 | relay additional headlights 1 |
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HEATER SEAT | seat heating relay nissan x trail t31 |
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DRIVING LAMP 2 | auxiliary headlights relay 2 |
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With the help of special devices, end consumers of electricity are protected from potential overloads in the network. These devices are called fuses. In cars, for ease of maintenance, all fuses are combined into a block. There are 2 or more such units in a car.
Node composition:
- fusible devices and relays;
- output for connecting all devices;
- a housing that serves as insulation.
Often, manufacturers of fuse boxes for the Nissan X-Trail T31 fill them with quartz sand. This is to prevent overheating.
Fuses are needed in a car to protect its electrical circuit, because in the event of an emergency, a fire may occur. Therefore, the fusible element burns out first, thereby informing the driver of the malfunction and protecting other devices.
Important! Most fusible devices are disposable.
Placing blocks
As in other cars in the Nissan X-Trail T31, the fuse and relay blocks are located:
- in the cabin;
- under the hood.
A feature of this machine is that 2 units are located in the engine compartment at once. More on this below, where information on the circuit, the purpose of parts and the process of replacing X-Trail T31 fusible elements is presented. This information will be useful for repair work, because no one knows where the problem will catch up. Ok if it will localitywhere you can find help. And if a breakdown happens on the highway or in the forest, then you will have to solve the problem yourself, based on the information from the article.
Passenger compartment fuse box
Since the fusible elements of the electrical wiring are designed to save the system from overloading, they are the first to fail. This happens sometimes often. Therefore, any motorist will definitely be faced with their replacement. Despite the fact that the principles of replacing parts of the assembly are the same, they differ depending on the location of the assembly in the car.
The salon block is located in the place indicated in the picture below. For convenient access to it, you can lie on the driver's seat from the passenger side or sit down near the driver's door.
The fuse box and relay Nissan X-Trail T31 has the following diagram:
Assignment table for block elements in the cabin:
Description of the replacement process
First you need to sit comfortably at the repair site, and then:
- Open the cover of the relay and fuse box.
- Find, according to the table above, the part necessary for checking or replacing.
- Pull out the damaged part and install a new one. In this case, check the contacts, if necessary, clean them.
But first you need to make sure of the breakdown.
Attention! You don't need to check the fuse with a light.
To detect damage, you will need to make the following actions:
- turn on all circuits that do not work (heating device, multimedia or other system);
- insert the part to be tested, swapping the leads;
- check the voltage in the circuit.
It is necessary to check the voltage on both sides of the conductor.If no voltage is applied to the other end of the fusible device, then it has broken. It will not be difficult to carry out such a check, and in time it will take only about a minute. After it, you can be 100% sure that the fusible part is working.
Thus, the process of replacing electrical protection parts on the Nissan X-Trail T31 is not difficult. It only takes a little skill. The main thing is to always have a table of correspondences under another, so as not to be mistaken. If it gets stuck on the node cover, then it is better to print it from the article.
Fuse box in the engine compartment
Below are the diagrams of the protective assemblies that are located under the hood. There are also correspondence tables.
Caution! Each fuse has a nominal value. You need to install a part only with the same parameter.
Diagram of block A of the engine compartment Nissan X-Trail T31:
Block A assignment for Nissan X-Trail T31:
Block diagram of engine compartment B:
Purpose of fuses and relays of block B under the hood:
Replacement
The replacement process for the Nissan X-Trail T31 consists of the following stages:
- Switch off the engine and switch off the ignition.
- Raise the bonnet and remove the air intake.
- Press down on the latch that presses the assembly cover against its body.
- Get the required device. It is advisable to do this with tweezers or other convenient devices.
- Put a new one.
- Do everything in reverse order.
In Nissan X Trail t31 and t30 cars, the power circuits are protected by fuses. This article will show you what the Nissan X Trail T31 fuses look like and show you how to replace them.
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What is it and what is it for
Fuses are special devices that protect the consumer of electricity and, in fact, electrical circuits from system overloads and short circuits. Most often they are combined into a fuse box; there can be several such blocks in the car. It consists of elements such as fuse-links, a special connecting lead, an electrical circuit and an insulating housing. It can also contain quartz sand, which helps to protect the system from overheating.
They are used by the system in order to protect it from fires that can occur in the event of sudden surges in the current level. Thus, the fuse blows out first, thereby giving a signal and preventing the main part from burning out. In most cases, fuses are disposable.
Location and layout
The most common places to find a fuse box are in the passenger compartment and under the hood. In the Nissan X Trail T31 and T30, the block is located in the engine compartment (under the hood) and in the passenger compartment. Below is a fuse layout. This scheme is necessary for the owner of the car in order to understand the principle of operation of parts, as well as to see the processes taking place. It is irreplaceable in repair work.
Removal and replacement process
In this article, we have precisely determined that these elements are created in order to burn out, which requires subsequent replacement. Sometimes in Nissan X Trail T31 and T30 cars, one element needs to be replaced, and sometimes a whole block. In the Nissan Trail T30 and T31, the general principle of replacing protective components is the same, however, under the hood and in the passenger compartment, the replacement takes place in different ways.
In order to start the replacement, you first need to decide whether the part really burned out. Do not under any circumstances pull out the part and do not view it in the light, as many car owners do. This method is not reliable. In order to detect a damaged part, you need to turn on all non-working circuits (for example, a stove, tape recorder, etc.), take a probe and start checking the voltage, do this first on one side, then on the other, respectively. If there is voltage from one terminal, but not from the other, then the part is damaged. Such a check in a Nissan Trail T31 car takes about 1 minute.
Replacement in the engine compartment
Be careful to only use the same fuse rating as previously used.
- Turn off the engine and lights.
- Now open the hood and remove the air intake.
- You will see the block, remove the cover from it. Press the latch.
- When you find the broken part, take the tweezers and pull it out.
- Put in a new one.
- Now install everything in the reverse order.
Working fuse and blown Replacement in the passenger compartment
Advice, before using a pack of new fuses, it is advisable to check one of them for operability.
- Turn off the engine and lights.
- Next to the passenger seat you will see a block; remove the cover from it.
- Take special tweezers and remove the burnt-out part.
- Close the cover.
Done, our Nissan replacement has been completed successfully. We hope you find this article helpful. You can ask all your questions in the comments.
Video "Replacing fuses on Nissan X-trail"
See how to change fuses correctly.
