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How to Understand the Fuse Assignment Schematics of a Toyota Land Cruiser

Model: Toyota Land Cruiser MK 7, J80 - Years 1990-1997

This video presents the assignment schematics for the fuses in a Toyota Land Cruiser 80. The first schematic shown is for the fuse box located in the passenger compartment, specifically on the driver's side, behind the cover to the left of the steering wheel; this contains fuses assigned to: cigarette lighter, ABS, ECU, radio, airbag sensor, hazard lights, reverse lights, cruise control, transponder key computer, injection system, electric seat, horn, fuel pre-heating regulator, rear window demister relay, remote mirror switch, etc. The second fuse box is found in the engine bay and contains fuses assigned to: fog lights, heated mirrors, position lights, number plate lights, headlight adjustment, dashboard lighting, air conditioning, high and low beam, starting system, electric cooling fan, onboard diagnostic system, audio system, interior lighting, etc.

Updated on 5 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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