Fuse and relay diagram Toyota RAV4 (40; 2013-2018)

Fuse box in the cabin of Rav 4 2014

The mounting block with protective elements for the Toyota Rav 4 electrical circuit is located in the cabin under the dashboard near the hood opening lever. It consists of four separately located fuses with a rated fuse current of 30 Amps:

• 1, 3 – drive of the left, right front seat;
• 2 – trunk opening device;
• 4 – front window lifters.

Two rows of Rav 4 IV generation fuse links are responsible for protecting the following electrical devices:

• 1 – not activated;
• 2 – brake lights (7.5A);
• 3 – hatch (10A);
• 4 – IG1 NO.1,2,3 (5);
• 5 – input for diagnostic equipment (7.5A);
• 6 – body equipment ECU, central locking for Rav 4 4th generation, released before October 2015 (20A);
• 7 – rear fog lights (7.5);
• 8 – opening the trunk lock (10);
• 9, 18 – cigarette lighter fuse (socket) (15A);
• 10 – window lifter of the left front door (20A);
• 11, 12 – window lifters of the rear right, left door (20A);
• 13 – rear wiper (15A);
• 14 – windshield and rear window washer complex (15A);
• 15 – interior rear view mirror with dimming function, reverse lights, blind spot monitoring program (7.5A);
• 16 – front wipers (25A);
• 17 – gearbox selector blocking function (5);
• 19 – body equipment ECU, electric exterior mirrors, clock, multimedia complex, sockets (7.5A);
• 20 – dashboard, switches 4WD, VSC OFF, BSM, heating the rest area of ​​the wipers, heated seats, heated rear window, trunk lock, multimedia system, sockets, lighting for places to install glasses, air conditioning control complex, button controls on the steering wheel, PDC, MFI/MPI – multi-point fuel injection (7.5);

• 21 – fog lights, dimensions, license plate illumination (10A);
• 22 – Body equipment ECU, central locking – for models manufactured after October 2015 (20A);
• 23 – EUR (5A);
• 24 – dashboard, 4WD, gear selector, steering wheel position sensor (10);
• 25 – Body equipment ECU, gearshift lock, multimedia complex, sunroof, trunk opening circuit, LDA, BSM, EDIS, TPMS (5);
• 26 – heated rear window, air conditioning (7.5A);
• 27, 28 – heating of the left, right front seat (10A);
• 29 – MFI/MPI, brake lights, fuel pump, steering wheel lock (7.5);
• 30 – OCS, SRS (7.5A);
• 31 – instrument panel (5);
• 32 – ABS/VSC, DEICER, DEF, FAN NO.1, 2, 3, PTC, HTR, generator, heated wiper rest area, brake lights (7.5A).

Also, a block of two relays is mounted in the Rav 4 cabin. The first (R1) is responsible for the operation of the alarm system, and the second (R2) is responsible for the rear fog lights.

Fuse and relay diagram Toyota RAV4 (40; 2013-2018)

Detailed explanation with photos, electrical diagram of fuse and relay blocks for Toyota cars.

Salon

LHD

RHD

1. LHD:
   Interior lighting relay (DOME CUT)
2. Headlight range control unit
3. Fuse Box/Body Electrical Control Unit
4. Steering lock actuator
5. Power steering control unit
6. Relay block
7. Navigation control unit
8. All-wheel drive control unit
9. Parking sensor control unit (Clearance Warning)
10. Driver assistance systems control unit
11. Network Gateway Block
12. Wiper relay
13. Start-stop system control unit
14. Gearbox selector control unit
15. Airbag control unit
16. Distribution connector
17. Air conditioner amplifier
18. Distribution connector
19. RHD:
    Double Door Lock Relay

Fuse box in the passenger compartment

LHD: RHD:

Relay box in the cabin

1. Sunroof control unit
2. Receiver for central locking and tire pressure monitoring system Control unit for tire pressure monitoring system
3. Central locking receiver
4. Phone transceiver
5. Parking assistance control unit
6. Right Blind Spot Monitor Sensor
7. Door control unit
8. Left Blind Spot Monitor Sensor
9. Fuel pump control unit
10. Distribution connector
11. Audio amplifier

Engine compartment

1. Fuse box
2. The engine control unit
3. Glow plug control unit
4. Generator control unit
5. From October 2015:
   Fan control unit
6. Headlight wiper relay
7. Transmission control unit
8. Relay block
9. Injector control unit
10. Continuously Variable Valve Lift Controller
11. Brake actuator
12. Glow plug relay
13. From October 2015:
    Fuel heating relay

Fuse box in the engine compartment (Option 1)

Fuse box in the engine compartment (Option 2)

Relay block in the engine compartment (Option 1)

Relay block in the engine compartment (Option 2)

On the website avto-fresh.com you can find a diagram of fuses and relays for Toyota rav4 (40; 2013-2018), photos and descriptions of the blocks, as well as answers to questions about where it is located and what it is responsible for. The designation of electrical equipment is described in detail in the article.

Correct replacement of fuse links

To replace the fuse in a special block of the fourth generation Toyota Rav 4, you will first need to check the suspicious element. To do this, you will need to find the required fuse number, in accordance with the failed electrical appliances. Next, remove the fuse from the socket and inspect the fuse link. If the protective device is faulty, the insert will have mechanical damage.

In the future, it is necessary to identify and eliminate the cause of the fuse damage.

At the final stage, a new element is installed, which has an identical rated current of the fuse link.

Additional block

The additional block contains only four fuses. Each of them is presented in the diagrams separately for cases where the steering wheel is located on the right or on the left. Also below is a breakdown of what each element is responsible for.

• This element is responsible for the electric drive of the left seat.
• The same thing, but for the right seat.
• In this case, the element is used to organize the operation of the tailgate.
• Fuse for front power windows.

Thus, it becomes clear that there are quite a lot of fuses in the Toyota RAV4. Then the next question arises: what to do if any of the fuses fail?

Types of automobile fuses

Each individual Toyota Rav 4 4th generation fuse is designed to protect against overload currents and short circuits of a certain list of electrical equipment. They are assembled into a mounting block, which ensures the functioning of all electrical circuits of the car.

Each protective element has its own current rating, which also corresponds to a specific color. The design of fuses may differ. The following are the most common types:

Plug-in - a fusible insert is installed between two open contacts, which is protected by a plastic casing. If the rated current value is exceeded, the fuse-link burns out;

Thermobimetallic - instead of a fuse-link, sensitive plates with a silver-plated contact part are used. When the set current value is exceeded, the plates open and close after cooling.

Thermobimetallic

Some car enthusiasts use so-called bugs instead of factory protective elements. A bug is a piece of wire that closes an electrical circuit. Using such methods can damage all electrical wiring, which may result in the vehicle catching fire.