Location of fuses, fuses and relays and their replacement


Opel Astra H - the third generation of the Opel Astra compact class passenger car, produced in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 with both gasoline and diesel engines. During this time, the car was restyled. In our article you will find the locations of the control units, a detailed description of the fuse and relay blocks of the Opel Astra h, their diagrams and photo examples of execution. Let's highlight the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter. In conclusion, we will offer for download complete repair and maintenance manuals for the Opel Astra Ash.

The purpose of the elements in the units of your Opel Astra H may differ from those presented and depend on the year of manufacture, country of delivery and level of electronic equipment.

Block under the hood

It is located on the left side of the engine compartment, next to the pillar and is covered with a protective cover.

Consists of two sections (fuse and relay box and high power power fuse box)

Photo - diagram

Description of fuses

FB150A Electro-hydraulic hard top HT
FB280A Diesel (Glow time controller)
FB380A EGUR
FB430A Independent heater IH 100A Additional heater - electric, passenger compartment EH
FB580A at REC/Rear fuse block
FB680A at REC/Rear fuse block
F120A Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
F230A Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
F330A Heating system, interior ventilation, climate control (HVAC)
F430A Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system
F530/40A Cooling fan 1*
F630/40A Cooling fan 2*
F710A Window washers 20A (without REC) Central locking ZV
F815A Horn 10A (without REC) Central locking ZV, Windshield washer front, rear WA
F925A Headlight washers 25A (without REC) Heated rear window HFH (K17_X125)
F107.5A To DIAG diagnostic connector
F117.5A Instruments
F125A Circulation pump 7.5A (without REC) Info. ID display, Twin Audio TWA, DAB digital radio, TCV voice control telephone
F1315A Fog lights 5A Interior lamp IRL(K18_X125)
F1430A Windshield wiper
F1530A Door window wiper
F165A Engine control module/Open-Start/Stop system (without REC) ABS-ESP, Horn (K4_X125), Air conditioning, semi-automatic air conditioning, electronic climate control, Stop light switch, el. hydraulic hard top
F1725A Fuel filter heating (diesel models)
F1825A Starter
F1930A Transmission electronics
F2010A Air conditioning / Horn (K4_X125)
F2120A Engine electronics
F227.5A Engine electronics
F2310A Adaptive headlight system (AFL), headlight range control
F2415A Fuel pump
F2515A Transmission electronics
F2610A Engine electronics
F275A Power steering
F285A Transmission electronics
F297.5A Transmission electronics 7.5A (with REC) Automatic/Easytronic transmission control unit
F3010A Engine electronics (ignition coils)
F3110A Adaptive headlight system (AFL). Headlight leveling 15A (without REC) Rear window wiper (K56)
F325A Brake system fault warning light, air conditioning, clutch pedal switch
F335A Adaptive headlight system (AFL). Headlight level adjustment
F347.5A Steering column module control unit
F3520A Infotainment system
F367.5A Mobile phone / radio / Twin Audio system / multifunction display 15A (without REC) Cigarette lighter

In one of the versions, fuse number 36 at 15A is responsible for the operation of the cigarette lighter. In other cases, look at the block in the luggage compartment.

Relay purpose

  • K1 (K11_X125) Radiator fan (FE5, FE6)
  • K2 (K12_X125) Radiator fan (FE5, FE6)
  • K3 (K7_X125) (with REC) Headlight washer pump (FE9)
  • K3 (K17_X125) (without REC) Heated rear window (FE9)
  • K4 (K16_X125) (with REC) Fog lights, front (FE13)
  • K4 (K18_X125) (without REC) Boot cut-out (interior lighting, etc.) (FE13)
  • K5 (K5_X125) Wiper, windshield, low/high (FE14, FE15)
  • K6 (K6_X125) Wiper, windshield, ON/OFF (FE14, FE15)
  • K7 (K15_X125) Fan, passenger compartment - Air conditioning/heating (FE4)
  • K8 (K14_X125) (with REC) Filter heating (Diesel) (FE17)
  • K8 (K8_X125) (without REC) Compressor, air conditioning (FE17)
  • K9 (K1_X125) Starter (FE18, K3_X125)
  • K10 (K13_X125) Radiator fan (FE5, FE6)
  • K11 (K8_X125) (with REC) Compressor, air conditioning (FE20, FE32)
  • K11 (K4_X125) (without REC) Horn horn (FE20, FE16)
  • K12 (K2_X125) Engine control controller (on FE21, FE26, FE32)
  • K13 (K10_X125) Fuel pump (FE24)
  • K14 (K3_X125) Pin 15 (on K1_X125, FE23, FE24, FE25, FE27, FE29, FE30, FE31, FE33)

Individual relay elements may be located outside the main unit, for example:

  • K30A Relay - radiator fan (FE5, FE6)
  • K30B Relay - radiator fan (FE5, FE6)
  • K84LD/RD Relay - hydraulic unit (convertible top) (FB1)
  • K93 Relay - unlocking the gear lever (Automatic transmission AF17/4, AF22/4)

Why are fuses needed for Opel Astra H?

Opel Astra H fuses are needed to open an electrical circuit that has been overloaded. Simply put, if the current in the circuit increases, the fuse blows, and the circuit opens accordingly. This is necessary to prevent a short circuit, which can lead to the breakdown of all electronics in the car, and even to a fire. The block was created for the convenience of the car owner. After all, if fuses were scattered throughout the circuit, it would be very difficult to replace them. Thanks to the fact that they are all collected in one place, you don’t have to search throughout the car to find the one you need.

Block in luggage compartment

Located behind the left interior trim.

Option 1

Scheme

Designation

125/30A Electric drive for controlling front windows
2Not used
37.5A Instrument cluster
45A Heating/air conditioning/climate control (HVAC)
57.5A Airbags
6Not used
7Not used
8Not used
9Not used
10Not used
1125A Heated rear window (tailgate window glass)
1215A Tailgate window wiper
135A Parking assistance system
147.5A Air conditioning system
15Not used
165A Seat Occupancy Recognition/Open-Start System
175A Rain sensor/air quality sensor/tire pressure monitoring system/interior rear view mirror
185A Devices/switches
19Not used
2010A Dynamic Damper Control (CDC)
217.5A Heated exterior mirrors
2225A Top hatch
2325/30A Electric rear door windows
247.5A Diagnostic connector
25Not used
267.5A Electric folding exterior mirrors
275A Ultrasonic sensor, anti-theft alarm system
28Not used
2915A Cigarette lighter, front socket
3010A Rear socket for connecting additional electrical appliances
31Not used
32Open & Start system
33Not used
3425A Top hatch
3510A Rear socket for connecting additional electrical appliances
3620A Socket of towing coupling device
375A Interior lighting
3830A Central locking, pin “30”
3915A Left front seat heating
4015A Right front seat heating
41Not used
42Not used
43Not used
44Not used
  • K2 (K3_X131) Relay - heated rear window, mirrors (on FR11, FR21), (from FB5, FB6)
  • K3 (K1_X131) Relay - pin 15 (on FR12, FR13, FR14, FR16, FR17, FR18, FR20)
  • K4 (K2_X131) Relay - pin 15a (on FR39, FR40)

Fuse number 29 for 15A is responsible for the operation of the cigarette lighter, and fuse number 30 for 10A is responsible for additional sockets.

Option 2

Scheme

Decoding the scheme

F5010A AC AC (on relay K5)
F5115A Fog lights (front) (on relay K39)
F5215A Additional socket (rear cigarette lighter) ACS
F537.5A Heated mirrors
F5430A Front window regulators FHF
F5530A Rear windows FHR
F567.5A Tail lights (on K71), Lock without handle (on K24D)
K5Relay - compressor, air conditioning (FE33, F50)
K24DDead lock relay (F56)
K39Relay - fog lamp, front (F51)
K56Relay - wiper, rear window (FE31, FE33)
K71Relay - reverse light (F56, FE33)

How to identify a malfunction

The Opel Astra H boasts a fairly large number of electrical appliances. Therefore, if one or more of them fails, the first thing you need to do is check the fuses. It will not be difficult to identify a faulty one; in the center it will be blackened, possibly slightly melted, and the metal contact in the middle will be broken. Replacement does not require special fuses specifically for the Opel Astra; this part is universal and inexpensive. The main thing is not to make a mistake with the current strength. The number of amperes will be written on the part itself. In addition, the diagram in the Opel Astra H operating manual and color identification will help:

  • The purple part can withstand 3A,
  • beige - 5A;
  • brown - 7.5A;
  • red – 10A;
  • blue – 15A;
  • yellow – 20A;
  • transparent – ​​25A;
  • green – 30A;
  • pink – 40A.

Fuses blow out most often due to improper operation of the car. For example, when the windshield or headlight washer fluid freezes, the driver begins to repeatedly press the washer control paddle on the steering wheel. The liquid is not pumped, the electricity in the circuit increases, and accordingly the part burns out. The same result awaits the cigarette lighter if you insert several electrical appliances into it at once, or one that is too powerful. Also, the low beam headlight fuse often suffers because the wrong lamp is used.

The Opel Astra H is a popular model of budget sedans produced by the German concern in the period 2004-2009. This car has gained great popularity in almost all regions of the Russian Federation due to high-quality body assembly and a relatively reliable power unit.

However, for proper operation of the car, it is necessary to maintain the equipment in a timely manner, in particular, monitor the condition of the wiring and correctly change fuses.

Location and layout

The most popular location for fuses is in the interior or under the hood (they are located near the washer). Each car has its own layout, depending on the location (near the cigarette lighter or washer). The diagram is necessary in order to better understand the processes taking place, as well as the principle of operation. Some types of cars (for example, trucks) may have more than one fuse box, or even 4 or 5. They may also be scattered throughout the car, but this rarely happens.


Fuse box in the engine compartment

In the Opel Astra there is not one unit, but two. Their location is in the engine compartment and passenger compartment (near the cigarette lighter). A diagram of the operating processes in the Opel Astra and the elements protected by fuses is located just below.

What is it and why do we need it?

A fuse is a device that protects electricity consumers and electrical circuits from short circuits and system overloads. It contains an insulating body, fuse links, as well as a special terminal that connects the fuse links and the electrical circuit. To avoid overheating, some parts also contain quartz sand.

The fuse box is needed in order to protect the system and prevent fire in case of a sharp increase in current level. This happens due to the fact that they burn out first. Basically, such an element is disposable.

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