Nissan Serena c23 c24 c25 fuse and relay

The Nissan Serena minivan is produced in Japan and Spain. Therefore, there are models with both left and right steering wheels. The first generation Nissan Serena is designated C23. Years of release: 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998. The second generation is marked as C24, produced in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. The third generation of C25 was delivered to the markets in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. Further, 4 (c26) and 5 (c27) generations entered production, which are being assembled to the present. We suggest that you familiarize yourself with the information on the location of the fuse boxes and relays for the Nissan Serena C23, C24 and C25 models. We will show the blox diagrams, their photographs and the purpose of the elements. Let’s highlight the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Depending on the region of delivery and vehicle configuration, different designs of the boxes and the decoding of their elements are possible. Be careful, this publication is for informational purposes only and is not a manufacturer’s guide to replacing fuses.

Locations

For all generations of Nissan Serena, one common arrangement of the main boxes with fuses and relays is characteristic. They are in two places. One in the passenger compartment, behind the left lower glove compartment or right, depending on the region of delivery, and two (relay box and fuse box) under the hood.

There is no single general diagram describing the purpose of the elements. We suggest that you familiarize yourself with the most common options.

C23

Passenger compartment

The photo

Diagram

Designation

1. 10A – Left tail light
2. 10A – Right tailgate
3. 10A – Fan motor
4. 10A – Stove fan / 20A – Ignition
5. 10A – ABS
6. 10A – ECU ICE
7. 7,5A – Starter
8. 7,5A – Light in the salon
9. 15A – Stop signals
10. 10A – Signal
11. 15A – Radio tape recorder
12. 15A – Fog lights
13. 15A – Alarm
14. 10A – Dimensions
15. 10A – Turn signal signals
16. 15A – Monitoring seat belts
17. 15A – Heated rear window
18. 7,5A – Dashboard
19. 10A – ABS
20. 10A – Electronic components of the motor
21. 15A – Fuel pump
22. 10A – Airbags
23. 10A – Air conditioner
24. 15A – Front heater fan
25. 15A – Front heater fan
26. 15A – Radio tape recorder
27. 15A – Cigarette lighter
28. 10A – Front wipers
29. 20A – Rear wiper, electric mirrors
30. 10A – Transmission, gearbox

The fuse number 27, 15A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Engine compartment

There will be additional boxes with relays and fuses under the hood on the right fender near the battery.

Option 1

Option 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.

There are 2 15A fuses to protect the headlights. See the second decryption option here .

C24

Passenger compartment

The photo

Diagram

Assignment

1. 10A Radio, Audio system
2. 15A Stop signals
3. 20A Heated rear window
4. 10A Rear air conditioner
5. 15A Alarm
6. 10A Rear heater
7. 15A Additional power connector
8. 10A Suspension control system
9. 10A Heated mirrors
10. 10A Rear Power Connector
11. 10A Automatic transmission control system
12. 10A Electronic components
13. 10A Interior lighting
14. 15A Heater fan (front)
15. 15A Air conditioner
16. 15A Heater fan (front)
17. 10A Engine management system (No. 2)
18. 10A Airbags
20. Engine management system (No. 1)
21. 10A Starter
22. 15A Cigarette lighter
23. 15A Blinds
24. 15A Mirrors
25. 20A Front wiper
26. 10A Direction indicators
27. 15A Fuel pump
28. 10A Rear wiper
30. 10A Dashboard
31. 10A ABS system

The fuse number 22, 15A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Engine compartment

Circuit breakers

Relay

The current description of the circuit will be printed on the cover.

C25

Passenger compartment

Type 1

The figure shows the cigarette lighter fuse.

Designation

Left row:

• 15A stove fan
• 15A stove fan
• 15A Cigarette lighter
• 10A Electric drive of mirrors, Audio system
• 10A Additional devices
• 10A Heated rear window
• 10A Climate control panel

Right row:

• 10A Additional devices
• 10A Interior lighting
• 10A Stop signals
• 10A Turn signals
• 15A Additional electrical appliances
• 10A
• 10A Ignition
• 10A Power steering
• 10A Dashboard
• 10A Airbags
• 10A Window lifters

Type 2

Diagram

Designation

1. Clock, climate control, remote control of door locks
2. Airbags
3. Dashboard
4. Combination switch
5. Absent
6. Heated mirrors
7. Absent
8. Rain sensor, seat belts, glass lifters, diagnostic connector, block of time intervals
9. Instrument cluster
10. Corner lights, interior lighting
11. Brake lights, brake light for ESP, ABS
12. 4WD unit control
13. Additional headlights
14. Smart key (missing)
15. Air conditioner control
16. Stove motor
17. Absent
18. Cigarette lighter
19. Electrical outlets
20. Mirror control, audio power supply (pluggable power supply)

The fuse number 18 is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Engine compartment

IPDM box

It is located under the duct and contains all the main relays.

Diagram

Assignment

• 41 None
• 42 None
• 43 Right high headlight
• 44 Left high beam
• 45 Rear dimensions, license plate lighting
• 46 Front dimensions
• 47 None
• 48 Windshield wiper
• 49 Left dipped headlight
• 50 Right dipped headlight
• 51 Air conditioner
• 52 None
• 53 None
• 54 Missing
• 55 Heated rear window and mirrors
• 56 Parallel to 55
• 57 Fuel pump
• 58 Engine starter
• 59 4WD control
• 60 Reversing lights
• 61 Throttle valve supply
• 62 ECM power supply
• 63 Power supply of oxygen sensors
• 64 Power injectors
• 65 Fog lights

Fuse box

The photo

Diagram

Circuits protected

31. Heated seats
32. Turbine (diesel) – absent
33. Light relay during daytime
34. Horn (generator excitation winding)
35. Audio power supply (constant)
36. RTS (diesel) – absent
37. RTS (diesel) – absent
38. Automatic transmission control – absent

I. ESP, ABS
H. ESP, ASB
G. Headlamp washer
F. ESP
M, Right fan
L. Ignition switch
K. Fan left
J. Power windows, central locking, sunroof