Peugeot Expert 1G – fuse and relay

The 1st generation Peugeot Expert was produced in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. During this time, the model has been restyled. In this article we will show a description of the Peugeot Expert 1 fuses and relays with box diagrams and their locations.

Peugeot Expert 1

Passenger compartment

In the passenger compartment, the main fuse box is located on the lower left side of the instrument panel.

Box access example

LHD

LHD

RHD

RHD

Type 1

Diagram

Diagram

Assignment

  1. 10 A Car radio (power supply)
  2. 5 A + after ignition feed – Speed ​​sensor – Central protection unit – Instrument panel warning lights
  3. 15 A Brake light – Cruise control
  4. 10 A Right rear light – Left front side light – Headlamp adjustment
  5. 15 A Air conditioning – Front power windows – Air conditioning blower – Pressure sensor
  6. 15 A Rear heated glass and heated seats
  7. 20 A Buzzer
  8. SHUNT –
  9. 5 A Headlamp washers – Front right side light – Number plate light – Left rear light
  10. 30 A Adjusting the front passenger seat
  11. 30 A Rear power windows
  12. 10 A ABS computer – Reversing lights – Diagnostic connector – Automatic transmission
  13. 30 A Driver’s seat adjustment
  14. 5 A Central protection unit for passenger compartment (memory)
  15. 30 A Central protection unit for passenger compartment – Electric central locking – Lights
  16. 20 A Cigarette lighter – Permanent (+) from the storage battery – (+) drive of additional electricity consumers
  17. 15 A Coolant temperature control unit – Engine cooling fan group
  18. 10 A Fog lamp
  19. 10 A Instrument panel lighting – Car radio – Side lights
  20. 30 A Air conditioning – Air conditioner fan
  21. 20 A Heated seats
  22. 20 A + Power supply of additional electricity consumers – Not used
  23. SHUNT F14 – F15 – F25 – F27
  24. 30 A Windscreen washer – Front windscreen wiper
  25. 10 A Air conditioning – Dome – Car radio memory – Digital clock
  26. 15 A Hazard lights
  27. 30 A Heated rear window
  28. 15 A Power windows – Low battery warning lamp
  29. 30 A Power windows
  30. 15 A Interior lighting – Indicator lights – Clock – Exterior mirrors, electrically adjustable

The fuse number 16, 20A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Type 2

Diagram

Diagram 2

Designation

1Not used.
210A Diagnostic socket – ABS control unit – Reversing lights – Heated mirrors.
3Not used.
45A Instrument panel – overspeed buzzer – speed sensor – diesel filter water sensor.
515A Cruise control – Brake switch – Clutch switch – Automatic transmission – Brake lights.
65A Backlight – Instrument panel – Audio.
730A Heated rear window.
830A Interior protection unit.
95A Interior protection unit.
10Not used.
115A Fan relay assy – compressor relay.
1210A Electric windows – Fan relay – Seat heating relay – Heated rear window switch – Air conditioning – Pressostat.
1315A Signal lights.
1430A Electric windows.
15Not used.
1620A Heated seats.
1720A Signal
1810A Rear fog lamp.
195A Cruise control – Buzzer lighting – Heated seat switch – Dashboard lighting – Audio – Heated rear window switch – Automatic transmission lever – Hazard switch – Air conditioning control panel.
205A Headlamp leveling switch – Front left and front right side lights.
215A Rear left and right rear parking lights – Headlight washer timer – License plate light.
22Not used.
2320A Lighting
2410A Audio equipment.
2510A Buzzer illumination – Automatic transmission buzzer – Power mirrors – Direction indicators.
2630A Wiper timer – Windscreen wipers – Washer pump.
27Not used.
285A Instrument panel – power window relay.

The fuse number 23 is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

Engine compartment

Under the hood, the main fuse and relay box is next to the battery.

locationt

Type 1

Without ABS

Photo 1

Diagram

Covery

Diagram

Diagram 3

Appointment

F120A Fuel pump
F210A Right low beam
F310A Left low beam
F425A Headlight washer
F5Shnut
F610A Electronic anti-theft device
F710A Catalytic converter sensor
F820A Trailer
F925A Cooling fan unit 1 – 120W
F930A Cooling fan unit 1 – 180W
F1015A Reserve
F115A Reserve
F1210A Left high beam
F1310A Right high beam

With ABS

Diagram

Scheme Option 1

Decoding

  1. 20 A Residential trailer
  2. 20 A Fuel pump
  3. 10 A Left low beam headlamp
  4. 10 A Right-hand dipped beam headlamp
  5. 10 A Diagnostic socket
  6. 10 A Engine immobilizer
  7. 10 A Left high beam headlamp
  8. 10 A Right high beam headlamp
  9. 25 A Motor cooling fan group 1-120 W.
  10. 30A Headlight washer pump, fog lights
  11. 20 A Additional heating system
  12. 5 A Headlight washer timer
  13. 15 A Catalytic converter oxygen sensor, lambda probe heating
  14. 40 A Air conditioning, passenger compartment fan
  15. 30 – 50 A Motor cooling fan group 1 – 180 W.

MF1 20A – Injection system relay, MF2 30A – Injection system relay, MF3 30A – Interior blower, MF4 40A – ABS computer.

Fuses not marked with numbers are spare.

 

Relay

Relay under the hood 806

Designation

  • R 1030 – Information about a running engine
  • R 1502/1503/1504 – Relays for fans
  • R 5400 – Headlight washer relay
  • R 8016 – Injection relay
  • R 2665 – Fog lamp relay

Type 2

Diagram

Diagram 4

Assignment

120A Fuel pump
210A Right low beam headlamp
310A Left low beam headlamp
425A Headlight washer
5Shunt
610A Engine Immobilizer
710A Catalytic converter sensor
820A Tow bar
925A Fan unit with a capacity of 1-120 W
930A Fan unit with a capacity of 1-180 W
1015A Fog lights
11Not used
1210A Left high beam
1310A Right high beam
MF170A Engine run relay
MF270A ABS control unit – Ignition switch
MF330A Blower – Air Conditioning
MF430A Fan assy

Comments 1

  • Hi,
    I have a 2000 Peugeot Expert, 1.9, no turbo. Do you have the schematic and images for the Green (12v-25A-03601) relay and the Blue one to the right of that. The Green one is for my heater fan and the Blue one is for the intermittent wiper control. Both tend to lose connection as the matrix that hold them into the female receiver is loose..cant see where it was originally fastened…very awkward location. any info you have on these relays would be appreciated.
    Thanks,
    Roger

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