The electrical equipment of the vehicle is protected from damage by electrical overload using fuses
The car has two fuse boxes, one located at the bottom on the driver's side, the other in the engine compartment near the battery.
Fuse blocks for first production cars
Driver side fuse box
Electrical circuits protected by fuses located in the fuse box on the driver's side
Description - Current, A - Protected components
- A/BAG - 10 - Airbag
- TURN LAMP - 10 - Turn signal lamp
- METER - 10 - Instrument cluster, reversing lamp, warning horn
- ILLUMI - 10 - Switch Illumination
- POWER SOCKET - 15 - Luggage compartment lamp, power outlet
- HAZARD - 15 - Hazard lamp
- STOP - 15 - Brake light, ABS
- TAIL (RH) - 10 - Side light (right rear/left front), switch illumination
- TAIL (LH) - 10 - Side light lamp (left rear / right front)
- CIGAR - 15 - Cigarette lighter
- AUDIO - 10 - Audio system, electric door mirror
- WIPER (FRT) - 15 - Wiper, washer (front), sunroof
- WIPER (RR) - 15 - Wiper (rear). Washer (rear)
- (WARMER) - 15 - Heated front seat
- MIRROR DEF - 10 - Heated exterior mirror
- START - 10 - Engine control unit, ECAT (Electronic Controlled Suspension)
Fuse box in the passenger compartment of a KIA RIO car from 2011 of release
Fuse-protected circuits located in the cabin of KIA RIO since 2011
Number (current A) - Protected circuit
- 1 (15) - Wiper zone heater relay
- 2 (15) - Accessory outlet
- 3 (15) - Cigarette lighter
- 4 (10) - Audio system, BCM unit, electronic key system control unit
- 5 (10) - Front airbag deactivation indicator
- 6 (10) - SRS security control unit
- 7 (10) - Alarm switch
- 8, 9, 11, 25, 34, 45 - Reserved
- 10 (15) - Rear window wiper and washer
- 12 (10) - Rear fog light relay
- 13 (10) - Front fog lamp relay
- 14 (10) - Relay for automatic lighting shutdown
- 15 (15) - Stop lamp relay, electronic key system control unit
- 16 (10) - Instrument cluster, BCM
- 17 (10) - Brake light switch, seat heating, diagnostic socket, parttronic
- 18 (10) - ABS, ESP module
- 19 (10) - Reversing light switch
- 20 (10) - Engine control unit, electric key system control unit
- 21 (10) - Left headlight block
- 22 (10) - Daytime running lights
- 23 (15) - Alarm relay
- 24 (25) - Electronic key block
- 26 (10) - Button to start and stop the engine
- 27 (15) - Vehicle speed sensor, automatic transmission mode switch
- 28 (10) - Ignition coils, capacitor
- 29 (10) - Daytime running lights, headlight range control, air conditioning control unit, headlights, power window relay (without BCM), BCM unit, electric key system control unit with BCM unit.
- 30 (25) - Windshield wiper, steering column switch
- 31 (20) - Door lock control relay (with BCM), driver's door lock actuator (without BCM)
- 32 (25) - Electric window lock
- 33 (15) - Heated front seats
- 35 (10) - Interior, trunk lighting, air conditioning
- 36 (20) - Audio system
- 37 (10) - Rear left lamp, license plate lamps, left headlight unit, instrument panel illumination
- 38 (10) - Right rear light, right headlight unit, instrument panel illumination
- 39 (10) - Ignition lock switch, automatic transmission mode switch
- 40 (10) - Right headlight, instrument cluster
- 41 (25) - Power window control unit, left rear power window switch
- 42 (25) - Power window control unit, right rear power window switch
- 43 (10) - Heated exterior mirrors
- 44 (10) - Conditioner
Fuse block tel in the engine compartment of the first issues
Electrical circuits protected by fuses located in the fuse box in the engine compartment
Description - Current, A - Protected components
- ABS - 15 - ABS
- PR FOG - 10 - Rear fog lights
- F/FOG - 15 - Front fog lights
- MAIN - 80 - Rechargeable battery without recharging
- IG1 - 30 - Automatically connects to secondary fuses CIGAR 10A, AUDIO 10A, IG COIL 15A, TURN LAMP 10A, A/BAG 10A, WIPER(RR) 15A WIPER(FRT)15A, RELAY 10A START 10A</li >
- BLOWER - 30 - Heater
- COOLING - 30 - Cooling fan
- ABS 1 - 30 - ABS
- COND. FAN - 20 - Condenser fan
- HEAD-HI - 15 - High Beam Bulb
- HEAD-LOW - 15 - Low beam lamp
- EMS - 10 - Engine Sensors
- INJECT - 15 - Injector, oxygen sensor
- F/PUMP - 10 - Fuel pump
- ECU - 10 - Engine control unit, ECAT unit, main relay
- RELAY - 10 - Fan Motor, Power Window, Rear Defogger, Headlight Bulb (for vehicles equipped with an airbag)
- HLLD - 10 - Headlight range adjustment
- MAIN RELAY - 25 - Automatically connects to secondary fuses EMS 10A, INJECT 15A, F/PUMP 10A, ECU 10A
- S/ROOF - 15 - Hatch
- HEAD - 25 - Automatically connects to secondary fuses HEAD-HI 15A, HEAD-LOW 15A
- IG2 - 30
- TNS - 15 - Automatically connects to secondary fuses TAIL (LEH) 10A, TAIL (RIGHT) 10A
- HORN - 10 - Horn
- RRDEF - 25 - Rear defroster
- ABS 2 - 30 - ABS
- P/WIN - 30 - Power window
- BTN - 30 - Automatic connection to secondary fuses ROOM 15A, STOP 15A, HAZARD 15A
- D/LOCK - 25 - Central door lock
- IG COIL - 15 - Ignition Coil
- ROOM - 15 - Interior lamp, audio system, instrument cluster, warning horn
Memory Fuse
The car is equipped with a Memory fuse that prevents the battery from draining if the car is not driven for one or more months.
Before parking for an extended period, follow the steps below.
- 1. Turn off the engine.
- 2. Turn off headlights and side lights.
- 3. Open the main fuse box in the engine compartment and first remove the "ROOM 15A" fuse. This changes the "MEMORY" mode, which prevents the battery from being drained.
If the Memory fuse is removed from the fuse box, the radio and interior lamp will not work.
After installing the Memory fuse in its place, you must re-enter the secret code of the audio system and adjust the frequencies.
Removing the Memory fuse does not prevent battery drain caused by running headlights and other electrical devices while the engine is not running.
If some of the vehicle's lights, accessories, or controls are not working, check the fuse for the appropriate electrical circuit.
If the fuse is blown, the element inside the fuse will melt. Always replace a blown fuse with one of the same current rating.
If the newly installed fuse blows again, it means that there is a problem in the electrical network.
Try not to use the system in which the problem is suspected and consult an authorized Kia dealer immediately.
Two types of fuses are used: standard for low current and main for high current.
Fuses in the engine compartment of KIA RIO cars from 2011 onwards
Assignment of fuses and relays in the engine compartment of KIA RIO since 2011
Number - (current A) - Protected circuit
- F1, F6, F7, F12, F13 - Reserve
- F2 (10) - Heated exterior mirror relay
- F3(15) - Fuel pump
- F4(10) - Beep
- F5(10) - Air conditioner
- F8(15) - Power supply system (fuel injectors), engine control unit, variable valve timing solenoid valve
- F9(10) - Engine management system sensors, engine control unit, immobilizer module
- F10(10) - TCM Block
- F11(10) - Taillight lamps
- FL1(50) - Instrument panel junction box
- FL2(30) - Engine cooling fan relay
- FL3(30) - Engine control unit relay
- FL4(40) - Smart Key System Control Module Relay, Ignition Switch (No Smart Key System)
- FL5(50) - Engine start relay (smart key system), ignition lock (no smart key system)
- R1 - Reserve
- R2 - Emergency Brake Warning Relay
- R3 - Fuel pump relay
- R4 - Heated exterior mirror relay
- R5 - Horn relay
- R6 - A/C relay
- R7 - Fan relay (low speed)
- R8 - Reserve
- R9 - ECM relay
- R10 - Heater blower fan relay
- R11 - Reserve
- R12 - Ignition lock switch relay
- R13 - Ignition Interlock Fan Relay
- R14 - Reserve