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Location and diagram of the fuse boxes on the Iveco Daily MK2

Model: IVECO Daily MK 2 - Years 1989-2000
Part: Fuse box

On the second generation Iveco Daily, the fuse boxes are located in two main positions: under the steering column, behind a plastic panel (usually secured with clips or two screws). It manages the internal circuits (interior lights, window lifters, wipers, radio, etc.). To access it, we need to remove the cover panel (simply pry it off with a flathead screwdriver or a plastic lever). The fuse box in the engine compartment, on the other hand, is located near the battery or the wing, under a black plastic cover. It manages the engine and main circuits (alternator, headlights, fans, injection, etc.). To access it, open the black cover (either snap-on or with screws).

Posted on 8 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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