The fuse box is located on the left side under the dashboard. The current strength and protected electrical circuit of each fuse are indicated on the box cover. For any questions, contact a TOYOTA service station. Fuses are inserts that should be removed with special tweezers. Before installing a new fuse, check the contact block for corrosion. Never repair a blown fuse with foil. Before installing a new fuse, be sure to determine the cause of the burnout
There is a fuse installed next to the battery. This fuse burns out, i.e. melts, when overloaded. When replacing the fuse, install a new one with the appropriate rating.
Fuses — Checking and Replacing [Toyota Carina T170]
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