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Toyota Yaris II XP90 (2005-2012) – Fuse Box and Relay Diagrams

Toyota Yaris II (XP90, 2005-2012) is the second-generation European Yaris with petrol and diesel engine variants. Its electrical system is divided into a main passenger-compartment fuse carrier, additional cabin fuses and relays, a main engine-bay junction box and supplementary engine relay blocks. Fuse allocations vary with engine, MultiMode MMT transmission, Stop & Start, daytime running lights and optional PTC cabin heating.

All 108 actual fuse and relay entries and alternatives from the original Polish article are retained in the seven tables. Four rows used only as relay-section headings have been omitted from the data tables. Alternative engine codes and heater wattages remain explicit; the fitted fuse lid and the vehicle’s original market-specific fuse card take precedence when selecting an amperage.

Toyota Yaris II XP90 – where are the fuse boxes?

Inside the cabin: switch off the ignition and all accessories, move the front seat rearwards and locate the lower dashboard service cover on the driver’s side of a left-hand-drive car. Release the cover to reach the main panel. The separate PWR/DEF junction and accessory relay box are mounted around the same lower dashboard area; do not disconnect SRS or steering-column wiring when removing trim.

Under the bonnet: the main fuse and relay box sits near the battery. Open the bonnet and release the fuse-box lid clips with the ignition off. Compare its diagram with the relevant 1KR-FE, 1NZ-FE, 2NZ-FE, 2SZ-FE, 2ZR-FE petrol or 1ND-TV diesel equipment. Supplementary relays can be mounted in adjacent housings; not all positions appear in every car.

Main passenger compartment fuse box – 33 documented entries

Some labels use the same physical number for alternative equipment: slot 1 can carry TAIL or PANEL2 circuits on different cards, while WIP at position 19 is shown with both 20 A and 25 A versions. The front 12 V cigarette lighter uses CIG, position 8, 15 A; the diagnostic socket is OBD2, position 24, 7.5 A.

Toyota Yaris II XP90 2005-2012 passenger compartment fuse box diagram
Toyota Yaris II XP90 2005-2012 passenger compartment fuse layout diagram
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 10 TAIL – side marker, parking, rear and licence-plate lamps and petrol injection
1 7.5 PANEL2 – immobiliser, smart entry, front/rear fog lamps, MMT transmission, steering lock, lighting and door locks, variant of slot 1
2 7.5 PANEL1 – instrument and switch illumination, gauges
3 7.5 A/C – air conditioning and heated rear window
4 20 D DOOR – driver’s electric window
5 20 RL DOOR – left rear passenger electric window
6 20 RR DOOR – right rear passenger electric window
7 – – – Unoccupied position
8 15 CIG – 12 V accessory / cigarette lighter socket
9 7.5 ACC – door locking, outside mirrors and audio system
10 – – – Unoccupied position
11 10 ID/UP
/MIR HTR – ID/UP / MIR HTR – fuel injection and heated mirrors, equipment dependent
12 – – – Unoccupied position
13 – – – Unoccupied position
14 7.5 RR FOG – rear fog lamp
15 7.5 IGN – petrol injection, immobiliser, SRS airbags and passenger occupancy classification
16 7.5 MET – instrument cluster, gauges and meters
17 15 P S-HTR – front passenger heated seat
18 15 D S-HTR – driver heated seat
19 20 WIP – front wiper motor, 20 A on one factory arrangement
19 25 WIP – front wiper motor, 25 A on alternate equipment card
20 15 RR WIP – rear windscreen wiper
21 15 WSH – windscreen washer motor
22 10 ECU-IG – daytime running lights, ABS, electric steering, windows, door locking, immobiliser and cooling fan
23 10 GAUGE – charging, indicators, hazard lamps, dash lighting, shift lock, rear defogger, A/C and automatic transmission
24 7.5 OBD2 – diagnostic socket
25 10 STOP – brake lamps, petrol injection, shift interlock and ABS
26 – – – Unoccupied position
27 25 D/L – central door locking
28 15 FR FOG – front fog lamps
29 – – – Unoccupied position
30 10 TAIL – side marker, tail and licence plate lamps, petrol injection
31 25 AM1 – petrol engine injection / power supply

Auxiliary cabin fuse holder and relays

This section retains the PWR (30 A) electric window feed, DEF (30 A) rear window heating feed, an unoccupied position and the relevant ignition, heating and lighting relays. The relay positions have no applicable blade-fuse amperage.

Toyota Yaris II XP90 auxiliary passenger fuse box and IG1 heater relays
Toyota Yaris XP90 additional interior fuses PWR and DEF with relays
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 30 PWR – electric windows
2 30 DEF – rear window defogger
3 – – – Unoccupied position
R1 – Ignition relay IG1
R2 – Heating and ventilation relay HTR
R3 – Lighting relay

Additional cabin fuse carrier variants

The small supplementary panel has two documented physical configurations in the source drawing. The original lists ACC2, AM2 NO.2 and WIP-S for both variants. T1 and T2 below identify the layout type, not three fuses in the same numbered cavity. Do not fit a fuse without the installed car’s own diagram.

Toyota Yaris XP90 additional passenger fuse holder variant 1 and 2
Toyota Yaris II XP90 supplementary passenger fuse carrier variants
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
T1 7.5 ACC2 – transmission shift interlock, auxiliary layout type 1
T1 7.5 AM2 NO.2 – charging, door locking, immobiliser, smart key, starting, steering lock and interior lights, layout type 1
T1 7.5 WIP-S – charging system, layout type 1
T2 7.5 ACC2 – transmission shift interlock, auxiliary layout type 2
T2 7.5 AM2 NO.2 – charging, door locking, immobiliser, smart key, starting, steering lock and interior lights, layout type 2
T2 7.5 WIP-S – charging system, layout type 2

Main engine compartment fuse box – petrol, diesel and equipment variants

Fuel injection, cooling, charging, electric steering, ABS and the headlights are covered here. Early Yaris XP90 petrol and diesel vehicles use different EFI/ECD and horn positions at the start of the block. The 435 W versus 600 W PTC electric heater, MultiMode transmission and Stop & Start circuits also change occupied positions and ratings.

Specific examples include EPS (50 A), ABS1/VSC1 (50 A), RDI cooling fan (30 A), AMT (50 A) for MultiMode or BBC (40 A) for Stop & Start at position 21. The extra ST, cooling fan and heater relays follow the fuse list with distinct R codes.

Toyota Yaris XP90 engine compartment fuse box and relay positions, petrol and diesel variants
Toyota Yaris II XP90 2005-2012 engine compartment fuse box and relays diagram
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 – – – Unoccupied engine fuse position 1
2 15 AM2 – starting and petrol injection
3 20 EFI – petrol engine injection, position 3 variant
3 10 HORN – horn, position 3 on applicable petrol engine codes
3 30 ECD – diesel injection, position 3 on applicable diesels
4 10 HORN – horn, position 4 on 1KR-FE and diesel 1ND-TV
4 20 EFI – petrol injection, position 4 alternate
4 30 ECD – diesel injection, position 4 on TMMF vehicles built from November 2008
5 30 – – SPARE – 30 A replacement fuse, not an active circuit
6 10 – – SPARE – 10 A replacement fuse
7 15 – – SPARE – 15 A replacement fuse
8 – – – Unoccupied position
9 – – – Unoccupied position
10 – – – Unoccupied position
11 20 FR DEF – front windscreen de-icer on equipped vehicles; circuit not specified in source
12 30 ABS2/VSC2 – ABS and vehicle stability control
13 30 H-LP MAIN – main headlight fuse, daytime running lights variant
14 30 ST – starter motor system
15 20 S-LOCK – steering lock
16 15 DOME – interior lamps, anti-theft system, audio and remote door locks
17 7.5 ECU-B – immobiliser, daytime running lights, passenger classification, windows, locks, alarm and gauges
18 7.5 ALT-S – charging control
19 10 ETCS – electronic throttle control and injection
20 10 HAZ – direction indicators and hazard flashers
21 50 AMT – MultiMode automated manual transmission
21 40 BBC – Start & Stop, alternate position 21
22 10 H-LP RH
/H-LP LO RH – H-LP RH / H-LP LO RH – right headlamp
23 10 H-LP LH
/H-LP LO LH – H-LP LH / H-LP LO LH – left headlamp
24 10 EFI2 – petrol injection, position 24 variant
24 10 ECD2 – diesel injection, alternate position 24
25 7.5 ECD3 – diesel engine injection
26 40 HTR SUB2 – 435 W PTC electric heater, position 26
26 50 HTR SUB1 – 600 W PTC electric heater, position 26 alternative
27 50 EPS – electric power steering
28 50 ABS1/VSC1 – ABS and stability control main supply
29 40 HTR – cabin heating and air conditioning
30 30 RDI – electric radiator cooling fan
31 30 HTR SUB1 – 435 W PTC heater circuit, position 31
31 30 HTR SUB2 – 600 W PTC heater circuit, position 31 alternative
32 30 H-LP CLN
/PWR HTR – H-LP CLN / PWR HTR – headlamp washer or supplementary electric heater
32 30 HTR SUB3 – 600 W PTC heater, position 32 alternative
R1 – Starter relay ST
R2 – Engine cooling fan relay FAN NO.2
R3 – Electric PTC heater relay HTR SUB1

Engine relay panel with daytime running lights

The relay block retains both unoccupied fuse slots and 10 A high-beam feeds, then the dimmer, stability control and three PTC heater relays. Its factory options must match the installed DRL and stability-control equipment.

Toyota Yaris XP90 engine compartment relay box with daytime running lights and PTC heater
Toyota Yaris XP90 engine relay box with daytime running lights
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 – – – Unoccupied relay carrier fuse slot
2 – – – Unoccupied relay carrier fuse slot
3 10 H-LP HI RH – right main beam
4 10 H-LP HI LH – left main beam
R1 – Headlamp dimmer relay DIM
R2 – VSC1 / ABS1 / MMT transmission relay
R3 – Unoccupied relay position
R4 – Main headlamp relay H-LP
R5 – PTC heater relay HTR SUB3
R6 – PTC heater relay HTR SUB2
R7 – PTC heater relay HTR SUB1
R8 – VSC2 / ABS2 relay

Supplementary engine fuse and relay box – type 1

Two sockets are unoccupied in this configuration. The VSC1 and VSC2 / front windscreen defogger relays are separately identified; these are not amperage-rated blade fuses.

Toyota Yaris XP90 additional engine compartment fuse and relay holder type 1
Toyota Yaris XP90 engine compartment supplementary fuse and relay box type 1
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
1 – – – Unoccupied relay/fuse position
2 – – – Unoccupied relay/fuse position
R1 – VSC1 stability control relay
R2 – VSC2 / front de-icer relay FR DEF

Supplementary engine relay box – type 2

This variant includes three relay functions for auxiliary PTC heating and, depending on equipment, headlights and MultiMode MMT control.

Toyota Yaris XP90 engine compartment relay box type 2 for heating and headlights
Toyota Yaris XP90 supplementary engine relay box type 2
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
R1 – Electric PTC heater relay HTR SUB3
R2 – Electric PTC heater relay HTR SUB2
R3 – Headlamp, MultiMode MMT or PTC heater relay H-LP / AMT / HTR SUB1

Practical electrical troubleshooting

Cigarette lighter and 12 V outlet not working: inspect interior CIG position 8 (15 A). Unplug chargers and inspect the socket for small metal debris before installing the same rated fuse. Front wipers stopped: interior WIP position 19; check whether the actual car uses 20 A or 25 A. The rear wiper has RR WIP position 20 (15 A).

Power windows or rear defogger failed: the auxiliary interior holder carries PWR (30 A) and DEF (30 A). If only one door fails, also inspect its window motor wiring. Engine does not start: use the correct petrol EFI or diesel ECD fuse and AM2 starter supply, not a mismatched fuse card.

ABS warning: verify the ABS1/VSC1 and ABS2/VSC2 supplies before diagnostics. Weak cabin heating: only vehicles with the specified PTC heater use HTR SUB1/2/3 circuits, and the 435 W and 600 W versions have different assignments.

Other related English diagrams are available for the Toyota Auris I and Toyota Corolla E140/E150. Similar Toyota fuse names do not establish identical numbered positions.

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