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Location and Diagram of the Fuse Boxes for the Toyota Hiace H200

Model: Toyota Hiace H200 - Years 2004-2019
Part: Fuse box

Here’s where to find the fuse boxes for the Toyota Hiace H200: the main fuse box for the cabin is located on the left side of the steering wheel (for left-hand drive) in a box at the bottom of the dashboard; an additional fuse box is found in the glove compartment, and the relay box is at the bottom of the centre console. For right-hand drive, the main and additional fuse boxes are located in the glove compartment. The relay box, located under the glove compartment, is in the same area. The fuse for the cigarette lighter, which is also a power socket, is in the dashboard fuse box and is marked "CIG" in position 23.

Posted on 20 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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