Chevrolet Trax Seeker (2023 – 2030) Fuse and Relay

The second-generation Chevrolet Trax was produced in 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029. During this time, the model received an update. It is also known as the Chevrolet Seeker. In this article, we will describe the fuses and relays in the Chevrolet Trax 2G, including fuse box diagrams, their locations, and photo examples. We will highlight the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Chevrolet trax 2G

The design of the fuse and relay boxes and the assignment of fuses and relays may differ from that shown and depends on the year of manufacture and the level of electrical equipment in your vehicle.

Engine compartment

Under the hood in the engine compartment, the main fuse and relay box is located on the left-hand side, next to the battery.

location fuse box under the hood

Check the assignment with your diagrams from the block cover.

covery of fuse box

Diagram

Diagram 1

Designation

F01L/GATE RELEASE – Liftgate Release
F02A/C CLUTCH – Air Conditioning Clutch
F06HTD OSRVM – Heated Outside Rear View Mirror
F08HORN
F10
F11ECM PT1 – Electronic Control Module Powertrain 1
F12IGNITION COIL
F13ENG COMPONENT 2
F14ENG COMPONENT 1
F15ECM PT 2 – Electronic Control Module Powertrain 2
F16
F17
F18RVC – Rear camera
F19ECM BATT – Electronic Control Module Battery
F20AUX WATER PUMP – Auxiliary Water Pump
F21PEPS – Keyless entry and start
F24HEATER SEAT1
F25HEATER SEAT2
F28CAC SHUTTER
F29
F31FTZM – Fuel Tank Zone Module
F32TCM BATT – Traction Control Module Battery
F34ESCL RUN/CRANK – Electric Steering Column Lock Run/Crank
F35
F36
F37ECM TCM RUN/CRANK – Electronic Control Module Traction Control Module Run/Crank
F40
F41HDLP LEVELING – Headlight Leveling
F42CLUSTER
F44WASH PUMP
F45
F46
F47CNSTR VENT SOL – Canister Vent Solenoid
F48
F49REAR WIPER PARK
F50
F51
F52
F53VENT SEAT
F54
F55
F56ISRVM/RLAD – Inside Rear View Mirror/ Reflective LED Alert Display
F57
F58REAR WIPER
F59
F62LUMBAR
M-case Fuses
F03STARTER SOL
F04
F05RR DEFOG
F07COOLING FAN MID
F09
F22FRONT WIPER
F23
F26COOLING FAN LOW
F27
F30
F33
F38EBCM 2 – Electronic Brake Control Module 2
F39COOLING FAN HIGH
F43
F60POWER WINDOW LT
F61POWER WINDOW RT
Relays
K01STARTER SOL RELAY
K02
K03POWERTRAIN RELAY
K04COOLING FAN HIGH RELAY

A high-power fuse block in the form of fusible links is installed on the positive terminal of the battery.

power fuse box photo

Passenger compartment

In the car, the fuse and relay box is located in the lower part of the dashboard, on the driver’s side, behind the glove box.

location in salon

The current assignment of the fuses will be on the cover of your block.

Covery fuse box diagram

Diagram

Diagram

Description

F01ONSTAR for NA market
F02Sunshade Motor
F03Body Control Module 3
F04Body Control Module 7
F05Body Control Module 6
F06HVAC Module 1
F07CGM – Central Gateway Module
F08HSWM – Heated Steering Wheel Module
F09Virtual Cockpit Display/ Instrument Panel Display/ HVAC Display
F10Radio/Virtual Cockpit Unit Module
F11ONSTAR for Non-NA market
F12Side Blind Zone Alert Module/ Camera Module/ Ultrasonic Park Assist Module
F13HVAC Module IGN
F14Wireless Charger Module/ Remote Electronic PRNDL Display
FI 5BCM2 – Body Control Module 2
F16BCM1 – Body Control Module 1
F17Steering Wheel Controls Backlighting
F18
F19
F20Steering Wheel Controls Switch
F21BCM5 – Body Control Module 5
F22DLC – Data Link Connector
F23SDM – Sensing Diagnostic Module
F24
F24Discrete Logic Ignition Switch
F25PTM1 – Power Tailgate Modulel
F26Logistic
F27
F28BCM8 – Body Control Module 8
F29DC to DC Converter 2
F30PTM 2 – Power Tailgate Module 2 (Motor)
F31OSRVM/ETC/Rain Light Humidity Sensor/ Humidity Sensor
F32Headlight Low Beam Light LEFT
F33BCM4 – Body Control Module 4
F34Headlight Low Beam Light RIGHT
F35
F36
F37Seat Position Switch DRIVER
F38DC to DC Converter 1
F39ACC/RAP Relay/RUN Relay
F40Blower Motor Control Module
F41Auxiliary Audio/Video Jack/FRT USB
F42Auxiliary RR USB Power Outlet
F43
F44
SSPARE
CB1Auxiliary DC Power Outlet
Circuit Breaker
K01ACC/RAP Relay
K02RUN Relay
K03Logistics Relay
K04
K05

The fuse labeled CB1 controls the cigarette lighter.

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