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Land Rover Discovery IV / LR4 L319 (2009-2016) – Fuse Box Diagrams

Land Rover Discovery IV / LR4 (L319, 2009-2016) uses a main electrical distribution box in the engine bay and separate lower and upper passenger-compartment fuse panels. The tables preserve every listed position, including unassigned slots and repeated numbers with different allocations after model-year changes. Later 2014-2016 vehicles can have substantially different engine management, camera, driver-assistance and lighting circuits from early production models.

Finding and opening the Discovery IV fuse boxes

Engine compartment: Switch off the ignition and raise the bonnet. The fuse box sits towards the rear of the engine compartment. Release the two plastic clips retaining the wiring by the air filter housing, raise the cable clear and unclip the fuse box cover. The underside of the cover also identifies the installed fuse positions. Refit it securely to keep moisture away from the terminals.

Passenger compartment: Open the glovebox and remove the lower access panel to reach the main 1-69 fuse board. A separate upper box, with positions 1-16, is behind an additional panel inside the glovebox; its numbering is independent of the main board.

Load compartment: Some model years and equipment specifications also have protection circuits behind the left-side cargo trim. Turn the trim retainer and remove the access panel, comparing the actual components with the owner’s handbook. That optional area is not depicted on the three original diagrams retained in this article.

Engine compartment – fuses 1-30 and later variants

Position 2 may be 5 A on earlier vehicles and 10 A on later models. Position 11 is listed at 15 A for oxygen-sensor or air-conditioning circuits and at 20 A for later engine management or diesel exhaust fluid equipment. Further changes affect positions 15-20, including heated glass, cameras and blind-spot monitoring. Each variant is shown separately to prevent incorrect fuse substitution.

Land Rover Discovery IV LR4 2009-2016 engine compartment fuse box diagram positions 1-30
Discovery IV engine compartment fuse block with later production variants.
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 25 Fuel pump
2 5 Up to 2014 model year: petrol engine management (MAF and oil sensor); diesel fuel heater
2 10 From 2014 model year: petrol engine management or diesel fuel-fired heater, depending on engine
3 5 Air suspension control module (ECU)
4 25 Engine management (ECM and fuel-pump relay control)
5 15 Engine management system (EMS)
6 15 Petrol – ignition coils; diesel – engine management sensors and glow-plug relay control
7 10 From 2015 model year: adaptive cruise control (ACC)
8 25 Rear heated seats
9 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
10 10 Up to 2014 model year: petrol engine throttle motor; diesel engine management in later early-production models
11 15 Up to 2014 model year: petrol oxygen sensors; 3.0-litre diesel air-conditioning compressor clutch
11 20 From 2014 model year: petrol engine management or diesel exhaust fluid (DEF / AdBlue) system
12 10 Heated washer jets
13 15 Engine management system (EMS)
14 15 Petrol – engine management oxygen sensors
15 30 Up to 2014 model year: heated windscreen
15 10 From 2015 model year: rear-view mirror, reversing cameras, Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS) and headlamp control module
15 5 From 2014 model year: rear-view mirror, reversing camera and high-line camera; check overlap by equipment and build date
16 15 Up to 2014 model year: rear window wiper
16 5 From 2014 model year: blind spot monitoring and wading-depth sensing
17 10 Up to 2012 model year: petrol V6 EGR and EVAP control, electronics-box fan; 3.0 diesel MAF and EGR
17 10 Diesel engine management system on listed variants
17 20 From 2014 model year: petrol engine management system
18 30 Up to 2012 model year: heated windscreen; 2012-2014: headlamp washers
18 5 From 2014 model year: engine management system
19 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
20 5 Up to 2014 model year: alternator
20 30 From 2014 model year: headlamp washers
21 5 Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and anti-lock braking system (ABS)
22 30 Rear blower
23 25 Traction control
24 25 Heated front seats
25 15 Horn
26 20 Air suspension control module (ECU)
27 5 Up to 2014 model year: engine control module (ECM)
27 15 From 2014 model year: air conditioning
28 20 Through 2016: petrol supercharged V8 intercooler pump; up to 2012: petrol V6 brake assist pump; up to 2014: diesel auxiliary heater, as equipped
29 30 Front windscreen wipers
30 10 Automatic transmission control unit

Lower passenger compartment fuse box – positions 1-69

Position 48 may use 30 A or 15 A depending on the model year and towing specification. Position 64 supplies audio equipment (15 A) in one version and the ECM (5 A) in a later layout. Always check the year, engine and printed cover legend before replacing a fuse.

Land Rover Discovery IV 2009-2016 lower glovebox passenger compartment fuse panel 1-69
Main passenger-compartment fuse panel behind the lower glovebox access cover.
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 5 Radio-frequency receiver and tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
2 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
3 10 Front fog lamps
4 5 Up to 2014: auto-dimming interior mirror; high-beam assist also included through 2011. Later assignment not specified
5 5 DSC, ABS and steering angle sensor
6 5 From 2015 model year: adaptive cruise control (ACC)
7 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
8 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
9 5 Electric parking brake (EPB)
10 5 Air suspension control module (ECU)
11 10 Trailer reversing lamp
12 5 Reversing lights
13 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
14 5 Up to 2014 model year: brake lamps and brake switch; from 2014: brake pedal switch
15 30 Heated rear window
16 10 Cooled centre console cubby box
17 5 Keyless entry/start and central door locking
18 15 Up to 2014: no assigned function given; from 2014: rear window wiper
19 5 Engine control module (ECM)
20 10 Heated steering wheel
21 10 Up to 2014: centre console controls for transfer case, HDC and DSC, headlamp levelling, rear climate controls and air-quality sensor; from 2014: centre console switches and rear climate controls
22 5 Automatic transmission, transfer case and rear differential
23 5 Up to 2014: headlamp levelling; later assignment requires model-year verification
24 10 Right-hand position and tail lamps
25 10 Left-hand position and tail lamps
26 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
27 10 Trailer position lamps
28 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
29 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
30 25 Front passenger window and central locking
31 5 Up to 2014: rain sensor and reversing camera; from 2014: rain sensor and auxiliary lighting switch
32 25 Driver’s electric window, exterior mirrors and central locking
33 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
34 10 Fuel filler flap release actuator
35 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
36 5 Battery-backed alarm sounder
37 20 Keyless entry and central locking
38 15 Front windscreen washer
39 25 Rear left electric window and central locking
40 5 Seat position memory, clock and driver’s door mirror / window switch
41 – 2009-2012: unoccupied; 2012-2014: audio amplifier; from 2014: network gateway module. Verify the variant-specific rating
42 30 Driver’s electrically adjustable seat
43 15 Rear window washer
44 25 Rear right electric window and central locking
45 30 Passenger electrically adjustable seat
46 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
47 20 Sunroof
48 30 Up to 2014 model year: trailer connector, permanent battery supply
48 15 From 2014 model year: trailer connector, permanent battery supply
49 5 Adaptive front lighting, right-hand unit
50 5 Adaptive front lighting, left-hand unit
51 5 Steering-wheel switches
52 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
53 20 12 V cigarette lighter
54 15 Trailer connector, ignition-switched feed
55 20 Middle and rear 12 V accessory power outlets
56 10 SRS airbag system
57 10 Interior lamps
58 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
59 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
60 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
61 10 Instrument cluster and information centre
62 10 Climate control ECU
63 20 Front 12 V accessory power outlet
64 15 Up to 2014 model year: audio equipment and DVD player
64 5 From 2014 model year: engine control module (ECM)
65 5 Up to 2014 model year: surround-view camera system; later assignment requires verification
66 5 OBD diagnostic socket
67 15 Up to 2014 model year: rear-seat entertainment module; later assignment requires verification
68 10 Up to 2014 model year: touchscreen, multimedia module, radio and telephone; later assignment requires verification
69 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration

Upper passenger-compartment module – positions 1-16

The auxiliary upper module serves the audio, display and integrated controls. Many numbered sockets are not occupied in the listed configuration. Its numbers should not be confused with those on the separate lower fuse board.

Discovery IV 2009-2016 upper glovebox fuse panel positions 1-16
Upper passenger-compartment auxiliary fuse module.
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 15 Touchscreen and integrated front control panel
2 10 Audio amplifier
3 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
4 10 Navigation and TV tuner
5 15 Audio head unit
6 15 Audio/video input-output panel
7 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
8 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
9 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
10 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
11 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
12 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
13 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
14 – Unused position or no assigned circuit in this configuration
15 15 Front and rear integrated heating / ventilation controls
16 20 Fuel-fired auxiliary heater

What changed from 2014 to 2016?

Revised engine management, diesel exhaust fluid equipment, reversing cameras, blind-spot monitoring and wade sensing altered several engine-bay fuse assignments. Some vehicles use the same position number for a completely different component after the change. Cabin positions 18, 41, 48 and 64 also differ between versions. A vehicle registered in 2014 may not have the exact layout suggested by its registration year; confirm the specific model year and equipment.

Cigarette lighter, air suspension and wipers

12 V sockets: Cabin fuse 53 (20 A) protects the lighter. The front accessory power outlet is on cabin fuse 63 (20 A), whereas the middle and rear outlets use cabin fuse 55 (20 A). These are distinct feeds.

Windscreen wipers: The front wipers are protected by engine-bay fuse 29 (30 A). Rear wiper protection changes with production year; the listings include engine-bay position 16 on earlier cars and cabin position 18 on later ones.

Air suspension and parking brake: Check engine fuses 3 (5 A) and 26 (20 A), plus cabin fuse 10 (5 A), when diagnosing loss of air suspension operation. The electric parking brake control is covered by cabin fuse 9 (5 A). A replacement fuse that blows again indicates a circuit fault; never uprate it.

The earlier Land Rover Discovery III / LR3 (2004-2009) fuse box guide documents a different arrangement, including separate trailer wiring fuses and a specialist armoured-vehicle satellite panel. Even though both models share the L319 designation, their fuse functions should not be treated as interchangeable.

Technical basis: “Discovery 4 Owner’s Handbook”, model year 2012, publication LRL 10 02 53 121, together with later 2014-2016 model-year fuse listings. Confirm the vehicle-specific specification and VIN.

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