Chevrolet Aveo Sonic / Pontiac Wave – fuse and relay

Chevrolet Aveo – manufactured by General Motors since 2002. Also known as Pontiac Wave and Chevrolet Sonic. The first and second generation is designated T200 and was produced in 2003, 2004, 2005. Further, after restyling, the next generation was designated T250 and T255. Years of issue 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. And having undergone another update in 2010, it was produced in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 under the T300 marking. We will consider the circuits and fuse boxess and fuses and relays of the Chevrolet Aveo with a detailed description of all the generations listed, separately note the fuses responsible for the cigarette lighter.  

In this model, regardless of the year of manufacture, there are 2 fuse boxes. One is located in the cabin at the end of the dashboard on the left side. The second one is under the hood in the engine compartment, near the battery and is closed by a protective cover, which is fastened with clips.

T200

Passenger compartment

Diagram

The fuses F1 or F2 are responsible for the cigarette lighter .

Changes in this description are possible depending on the equipment and year of manufacture. The latest information can be found on the back of the protective cover. If the general scheme does not match, check it with the description from another generation.

Engine compartment

Designation

T250 T255

Passenger compartment

Photo

Diagram

Assignment

The fuse number 13 is responsible for the cigarette lighter. See the diagram for location.

Engine compartment

Location of the fuse and relay box

Diagram

Circuits protected

T300

Passenger compartment

Unlike the T250 model, it is located not in the end of the panel, but in the front, under the dashboard.

Diagram

Appointment

1. DLIS
2. DLC
3. Safety bag
4. Backdoor
5. Spare fuse
6. Body control unit
7. Body control unit
8. Body control unit
9. Body control unit
10. Body control unit
11. Body control unit
12. Body control unit
13. Body control unit
14. IPC
15. ONSTAR
16. ULTRA PARKING ASSIST
17. Driver Information Center
18. Audio
19. Trailer
20. VLBS
21. CHEVYSTAR
22. Heating, ventilation, air conditioning
23. HDLPALC
24. Clutch
25. IPC-AOS
26. Airbag travel / start
27. Running relay
28. Rear door relay
29. Trailer travel / launch
30. Clock spring
31. Heating, ventilation, air conditioning
32. Spare fuse
33. Roof ventilation hatch
34. Cigarette lighter
35. Spare fuse
36. Rear power window
37. Front power window
38. RAP/ACCY
39. DCDC CONV
40. Driver’s door power window
41. PTS 2
42. PTS 1
43. Battery connector.

The fuse number 34 is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

• DLC – diagnostic connector;
• IPC and IPC-AOS – controllers;
• ONSTAR – navigation system (not available in Russia);
• ULTRA PARKING ASSIST – parking assistant (parktronic or camera, depending on the configuration);
• CHEVYSTAR – Chevrolet-Aveo satellite system;
• RAP / ACCY – heating and air conditioning system;
• DCDC CONV – transformer.

Engine compartment

Location

Diagram

Designation

1. Front wiper speed relay
2. ABS pump
3. Front wiper control relay
4. Front wiper
5. Blower fan
6. ABS valve
7. Roof ventilation hatch
8.  –
9. Rear window wiper
10. Alternator voltage regulator
11. SECTION
12. AOS / ROS
13. Outside rearview mirror
14. Heated rear window relay
15. Heated rear window
16. Spare fuse
17. Spare fuse
18. Spare fuse
19. Spare fuse
20. Spare fuse
21. Spare fuse
22. Spare fuse
23.  –
24. IEC Stroke / Start
25. Relay run / start
26.  –
27.  –
28. Heated outside rearview mirror
29.  –
30. Heated front seats
31.  –
32. Fuel flow
33. Washer
34. Fuel pump relay
35. Fuel pump
36. Engine / Transmission Control Module
37.  –
38.  –
39. Cooling fan K5
40. Cooling fan K4
41. EPP
42. ESM
43. Air conditioner coupling
44. themes
45. ESM_1
46. COIL
47. ESM_4
48. ESM 3
49. ECM2
50. Injector
51. Relay P / T
52. Sound signal
53. Cooling fan relay short circuit
54. Start
55. Start relay
56. A / C clutch relay
57. High beam relay
58. Front fog lights
59. Main beam left
60. High beam right
61. Cooling fan relay K1.

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