The Mazda Bongo van has been produced since 1966 in five generations with various modifications and has been supplied worldwide with both gasoline and diesel engines. In some regions it is known as Mazda Access. The most popular were Mazda Bongo Friendee produced in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 and Mazda Bongo Brawny. In this article you will find a description of Mazda Bongo fuses and relays with box diagrams and their locations. Note the cigarette lighter fuse.
There is no one general description for all Mazda Bongo models. We have presented the 2 most common (Frendy and Brownie). Check the purpose of the elements with your diagrams.
Contents
Type 1
Passenger compartment fuse box
Located under the dashboard on the driver’s side, behind the protective cover.
Photo – example
Assignment
- 20А – ABS
- 15A – Alarm
- 20A
- 30A – Electric drive of the central locking
- 20A – Heated rear door glass
- 10A – Rear door glass wiper
- 10A – Air conditioner
- 20A – Screen wipers and washers
- 30A – Power windows
- 10A – Direction indicators
- 15A – Instrument cluster
- 15A – Engine control unit
- 20A – Fuel heater
- 15A
- 15A – Cigarette lighter
- 10A – Sound signal
- 10A – Tail lamps
- 15A – Stop signals
- 15A – Fog lights
- 10A – Interior lighting
- 30A – Rear heater
- 30A – Main heater
The fuse number 15 at 15A is responsible for the cigarette lighter.
Additional fuse box
It is located under the driver’s seat, between the battery and the engine for gasoline engines, or under the passenger seat, near the power steering reservoir for diesel engines, or under the hood of a car.
The photo
Diagram
Appointment
- 30A HEAD – headlights
- 30A FIP / INJ – engine control unit
- 60A GLOW – glow plugs
- 80A MAIN – main fuse
- 60A ABS – ABS
- 40A KEY – fuse for various circuits
- 60А BTN – interior lighting, electric central locking
Relay box
Installed in the panel on the passenger side, under the glove compartment.
Location
The photo
The following relays are located here:
- Sound signal
- Heater fan
- Rear heater fan
- Air conditioner
- Headlight
- Stop signals
- Dimensions
- Automatic transmission selector
Individual relay elements can be located in the engine compartment, as well as near the battery – a group of high-power power fuses.
Type 2
Passenger compartment fuse box
Located at the bottom of the dashboard behind a protective cover.
executions
Diagram
Designation
| 1 | 20A HEAD R – Right headlight (models from 2001) |
| 2 | 20A HEAD L – Left headlight (models from 2001) |
| 3 | GLOW – Candles (models from 1999) |
| 20A HEAD HI – Headlights (models from 2001) | |
| 4 | 15A CLOSER – Door finishing system |
| 5 | 10A A / C – Air Conditioning |
| 6 | 20А WIPER – Wipers and washers |
| 7 | 30A P / WIND – Electric drive glass lifters |
| 8 | 10А R.WIPER – Rear door glass wiper |
| 9 | 20A SUN ROOF – Manhole, fuse for various circuits |
| 10 | 10A TURN- Direction indicators |
| 11 | 15A METER – Instrument cluster |
| 12 | 15A ENGINE – Engine management system |
| 13 | 15A CIGAR – Cigarette lighter, electric mirrors, radio, fuse for various circuits, engine compartment fan |
| 14 | 15А BLIND (RH) – Electric drive of the right curtain |
| 15 | 15А BLIND (LH) – Electric drive of the left curtain |
| 16 | 10А HORN – Sound signal (models from 1999) |
| 15A TAIL – Side lights, instrument cluster illumination (models from 2001) | |
| 17 | 30А DOOR LOCK – Central locking |
| 18 | 15А STOP – Stop lights |
| 19 | 10А HAZARD – Alarm |
| 20 | 10A ROOM – Interior lighting, luggage compartment lighting |
| 21 | 30A DEFOGGER – Heated rear door glass (models from 1999) |
| 22 | 30A OPTION – Optional equipment (models from 1999) |
In this version, the fuse number 13, 15A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter.
Engine compartment fuse box
Fuse box
Installed not far from the battery.
Photo example
Diagram from the block cover
Description
| MAIN | 100A Main fuse |
| HEAD | 30A Headlights |
| FAN | 30A Condenser fan motor, fuse for various circuits |
| FAN 2 | 40A Condenser fan motor, fuse for various circuits |
| ST SIG | 10A Starter |
| PTC | 20A Additional heater |
| SECTION | 20A Anti lock brake system |
| TAIL | 15A Side lights, instrument cluster illumination |
| AC POWER | 15A Fuse for various circuits |
| FIP | 15A Fuel pump, engine control unit |
| FOG | 15A Fog lights |
| IGKEY | 60A Fuse for various circuits |
| SECTION | 60A Anti lock brake system |
| R.HEATER | 30A Rear heater |
| BTN | 40A Interior lighting, central locking |
| HEATER | 30A Heater |
| ADD FAN | 30A Electro condenser fan motor |
Circuit – fuel pump relay
Relay box
Mounts next to the main one. Relay assignment is optional. May differ from yours.
Individual elements can be installed all of this unit. For example, the relay of candles is next to the battery, the rear stove is near it. Or on the left fender: relay for dimensions, fog lights, retractable tent, etc.
That’s all. And if you know how to make the article better or have something to add, we will be glad to receive your comments.
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Hi
Wonder if you can help me. My Bongos back lights and dash lights are not working. I have read i need to replace the relay in the engine H270. Is this correct? If so do you sell these?
Many thanks
I have a Mazda Bongo of 1996, the headlights doesn’t works, and I believe the fuses are well, so, what could be happening? Many thanks
There are a few other things you can check:
Headlight bulbs: The bulbs themselves may have burned out, so check to see if the headlight bulbs need to be replaced.
Wiring: Check the wiring that leads to the headlights to see if there are any loose or broken connections. Look for any signs of damage to the wiring as well.
Headlight switch: The headlight switch may be faulty and need to be replaced. Check the switch to see if it’s working properly.
Dimmer switch: If your Bongo has a dimmer switch, check it to see if it’s working properly. Sometimes the dimmer switch can fail and cause the headlights to stop working.
Relay: There may be a faulty relay that’s causing the problem. Check the relay that controls the headlights to see if it’s working properly.
If you’re unable to identify and fix the problem on your own, it’s best to take your Mazda to a mechanic who can diagnose and repair the issue.