Nissan Largo minivan designed on the Nissan Vanette platform, with a larger base and body. The name comes from the English word – large. For all the time, several generations of this series have been released. We will show the location of the Nissan Largo fuse and relay boxes, the description and purpose of the elements for cars produced in 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997.
Due to the fact that the car was produced in various versions of the body and equipment, as well as the regions of delivery, it is not possible to provide one diagram with a description of the purpose. We will show you the most popular ones.
Passenger compartment
This box is located on the side of the steering rack behind a small box, on the back of which there is an up-to-date diagram describing the purpose of the elements.
Diagram
Designation
- 10A – Rear curtain
- 15A – Front curtain
- 10A – Radiator
- 10A – Stove fan
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- 10A – ECU ICE
- 10A – Starter
- 7,5A – Light in the salon
- 15A – Stop signals
- 10A – Socket
- 15A / 20A – Cigarette lighter
- 15A – Front fog lamps
- 15A – Alarm
- 10A – Dimensions
- 10A – Turn signal signals
- 15A – Heated rear window
- 15A – Heated rear window
- 7,5А – Devices
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- 10A – Electronic components
- 15A – Fuel pump
- 10A – Airbags
- 10A – Air conditioner
- 15A – Front heater fan
- 15A – Front heater fan
- 15A – Radio tape recorder
- 15A – Cigarette lighter
- 10A – Front wipers
- 20A – Rear wiper, electric mirrors
- 10A – Transmission
Engine compartment
There will be additional boxes with relays and fuses under the hood on the right fender near the battery.
Type 1
Type 2 (left-hand drive models)
The current diagram with the designation in English will be applied to the cover, as well as to the relay unit.
Diagram
Assignment
- Signal relay
- Air conditioner relay
- Front propeller relay
- Fog lamp relay
- Relay dimensions
- Fuel pump relay
- Cooling fan relay
- Cooling fan relay
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