Mazda 6 GH cars belong to the second generation of production (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) and have an engine capacity of 1.8 l, 2.0 l, 2.2 l, 2.5 l and 3.7 l. In the Mazda 6 gh there are two main mounting fuse and relay blocks, located under the hood and in the passenger compartment.
The car was presented in three body styles: sedan, hatchback and station wagon.
In this article we will look in detail at where the fuse and relay blocks are located, their circuits and purpose. We especially highlight the washer and cigarette lighter fuses.
Depending on the year of manufacture, modification and equipment of the car, the pinout of fuses and relays may differ, check the assignment with the cover
Fuses in the cabin
The Mazda 6 GH interior fuse box is located on the left side of the dashboard, below the steering wheel, in the side pillar. To access the unit, you need to remove the protective cover by prying it off with your fingers.
General view of the Mazda 6 gh interior fuse box
Fuse diagram in the Mazda 6 gh interior
No. on the diagram | Denomination pre-la | Protected circuit |
1 | 30 A | Window lifters (electric drive) (P.WIND IG) |
2 | 7.5 A | Instrument panel illumination (ILLUMI) |
3 | — | (Reserve) |
4 | 20 A | Wipers (windshield wipers) and windshield washer (WIPER) |
5 | 15 A | Cigarette lighter front (CIGAR) |
6 | 15 A | Engine control system (ENG IG) |
7 | 15 A | Air conditioning (A/C) |
8 | 10 A | Adaptive cornering side lighting (AFS) |
9 | 5 A | Electrically adjustable side mirrors (MIRROR) |
10 | 5 A | Airbag system (SAS) |
11 | 10 A | Rear window wiper and washer (R WIPER) |
12 | 30 A | Electric door lock (central locking) (D LOCK) |
13 | 15 A | Electrical socket for accessories (rear) |
14 | 15 A | Protection of various electrical circuits (METER IG) |
15 | 15 A | Interior lighting (shades, light bulbs) (ROOM) |
16 | — | (Reserve) |
17 | — | (Reserve) |
18 | — | (Reserve) |
The cigarette lighter fuse is number 5 with a current of 15 Amps. The remaining sockets for additional equipment are protected by fuse number 13. The headlight washer is located in the block under the hood - number 21 for 20 Amperes (see below).
Reasons for fuses failure on Mazda 6
- Failure to comply with technical inspection regulations,
- Purchase and installation of non-original components
- Unprofessional installation
- Mechanical damage to the mounting block, accident, impact, collision,
- Violation of the integrity of the insulating layer of electrical wiring,
- Short circuit in the circuit,
- Loose terminal contacts,
- Oxidation of terminals,
- Formation of condensation, moisture ingress into the mounting block,
- Manufacturing defect.
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Fuses and relays under the hood
They are located in the engine compartment between the battery and the left wing of the car. You can open it by pressing the special latch at the top of the block.
Location and access to the unit under the hood
Fuse and relay diagram under the hood of Mazda 6 gh
No. on the diagram | Denomination pre-la | Protected circuit |
1 | 40 A | Heater, heating/interior heating fan motor (HEATER) |
2 | 40 A* | Auxiliary heater (PTC) (select models)* |
3 | 30 A | Power windows (P.WIND) |
4 | 40 A | Engine starting system - ignition switch (lock) (electrical consumer circuits activated when the ignition is started and turned off when the starter is turned on) (IG KEY2) |
5 | 40 A | Protection of various electrical circuits (BTN) |
6 | 60 A | ABS braking system and anti-skid system DSC (ABS MOTOR) |
7 | 30 A | Engine cooling fan (electric radiator fan motor) (FAN 2) |
8 | 20 A* | Auxiliary heater (AUX HEATER) (some models)* |
9 | 30 A | Additional engine cooling fan (AD FAN) |
10 | 50 A | Pre-emergency safety system (PRE CRASH) |
11 | 40 A | Electrically heated/heated rear window (DEFOG) |
12 | 40 A | Electric front seat adjustment (P.SEAT) |
13 | 10 A | Air conditioning (A/C MAG) |
14 | 25 A | Electrical socket (OUTLET1) |
15 | — | Heated/heated windshield (DEICER) |
16 | — | Empty (reserved) |
17 | 15 A | Sunroof (SUN ROOF) |
18 | 20 A | Heated/heated seats (SEAT WARM) |
19 | 15 A | Dimensions; rear lights; BCM system (comfort unit) (TAIL) |
20 | 25 A | Radio/audio system (BOSE) |
21 | 20 A | Headlight washers (H/CLEAN) |
22 | 15 A | Fog lights (PTF) (FOG) |
23 | 25 A | Electric door lock; Door closer (hatchback), trunk lock (CLOSER) |
24 | — | Empty (reserved) |
25 | — | Empty (reserved) |
26 | 10 A | Stop lights (lights) (STOP) |
27 | 15 A | Signal (horn, horn) (HORN) |
28 | 5 A | Engine management system (EGI) |
29 | 10 A | Hazard warning light (HAZARD) |
30 | 20 A | TCM system (TCM.F.WARMER) |
31 | 10 A | Electro. steering wheel (steering rack) locking system (STEERING LOCK) |
32 | 10 A | Engine control system, control unit for dosing and supply of fuel additive (ENGINE + B) |
33 | — | Glow plugs (GLOWSIG) |
34 | 40 A | Ignition switch (lock) (electrical consumer circuits activated when the ignition is started and not turned off when the starter is turned on) (IG KEY 1) |
35 | 20 A | Injectors (INJ) |
36 | 15 A | Accessory socket in luggage compartment (OUTLET 3) |
37 | 15 A | Accessory socket in center panel (OUTLET 2) |
38 | 7.5 A | Electrically heated (heated) side mirrors (M.DEF) |
39 | 30 A | ABS brake system and stabilization system (ABS/SOL) |
40 | 15 A | Low beam - right headlight (HEAD LOW R) |
41 | 15 A | Low beam - left headlight (HEAD LOW L) |
42 | 10 A | High beam - right headlight (HEAD HIGH R) |
43 | 10 A | High beam - left headlight (HEAD HIGH L) |
44 | 15 A | Injectors (INJ) |
45 | 20 A | Fuel pump, fuel system (FUEL PCM) |
46 | — | Glow plugs (GLOW) |
47 | 10 A | Engine control module (PCM) |
48 | 10 A | Injectors (EGI INJ) |
49 | 125 A | Main fuse (MAIN) |
You should know that in this unit under the hood there is also a fuse and a relay that are responsible for the operation of the cigarette lighter and additional sockets (see Prev. No. 14 for 25 Amps and Relay No. 8).
For your information:
- There is no separate fuse for the license plate light in the Mazda 6 gh (if all other lamps are on, then you should look for the reason in the wiring).
Relay
No. on the diagram | Protected circuit |
R1 | Air Conditioning Relay (A/C RELAY) |
R2 | Main Relay (EGI MAIN GLOW RELAY) |
R3 | Headlight low beam relay (HEAD LOW RELAY) |
R4 | Starter Relay (STARTER RELAY) |
R5 | Signal relay (horn, horn) (HORN RELAY) |
R6 | Rear light relay (BACK RELAY) |
R7 | Fuel pump relay (EGI MAIN FUEL PUMP REKAY) |
R8 | Outlet relay (OUTLET RELAY) |
R9 | Relay of the first (low) speed of the engine cooling system fan (radiator) (FAN RELAY) |
R10 | Relay of the first (low) speed of the additional fan of the engine cooling system (radiator) (AD FAN RELAY) |
R11 | Headlight high beam relay (HEAD HIGH RELAY) |
R12 | Relay for high speed fan of the engine cooling system (radiator) (FAN RELAY 2) |
R13 | High speed relay for additional engine cooling fan (radiator) (AD FAN RELAY 2) |
R14 | Heated/heated rear window relay (DEFOG RELAY) |
R15 | Starter Relay (AT MAIN STARTER 2 RELAY) |
R16 | Fog lamp relay (front fog lights) (FOG RELAY) |
R17 | Heated/defroster relay (DEICER RELAY) |
R18 | Heater (stove) relay (HEATER RELAY) |
Description of fuses on a Mazda 6 car: location, diagram, price
In Mazda 6, regardless of the generation GG, GH, GJ, knife-type fuses with a melting element in the center are pre-installed.
Relay-breaker layout diagram
DesignationsWhich is responsible for what / what provides
K 1 | Electric air conditioning fan |
K2 | Compressor clutch |
K 3 | Reserved |
K 4 | Starter relay |
K5 | Reserved |
K 6 | Electronic engine control unit |
K 7 | Fog lights |
K 8 | Signal |
K9 | Heated rear window |
K 10 | Electrical supply circuit |
K11 | Fuel pump (gasoline pump) |
K 12 | Reserved |
K 13 | Reserved |
K 14 | headlight washer |
Mazda 6 fuse diagram
Marking / amperageWhat it is responsible for (with description)
F (F-1) / 30 | Signal |
F (F-2) / 60 | Reserved |
F (F-3) / 30 | For headlight washer |
F (F-4) / 30 | Gasoline pump |
F (F-5) / 70 | Air conditioning system |
F (F-6) / 20 | Generator |
F (F-7) / 20 | Reserved |
F (F-8) / 30 | Reserved |
F (F-9) / 40 | ECU |
F (F-10) / 30 | central locking |
F (F-11) / 40 | ECU |
F (F-12) / 30 | Standard cigarette lighter |
F (F-13) / 40 | Headlight washer module |
F (F-14) / 40 | Reservation |
F (F-15) / 30 | Low beam |
F (F-16) / 20 | Windshield washer module |
F (F-17) / 20 | Heated rear window |
F (F-18) / 20 | Reserved |
F (F-19) / 30 | Stability control (optional) |
F (F-20) / 25 | Fog lights |
F (F-21) / 25 | Electric cooling fan |
F (F-22) / 25 | Hydraulic booster pump |
F (F-23) / 30 | Power circuits: diagnostic connector, emergency lights, front wiper, glass washer, central locking, dimensions |
F (F-24) / 30 | Headlights |
F (F-25) / 30 | RTS electrical circuit |
F (F-26) / 30 | Reserved |
F (F-27) / 30 | ABS, stability control |
F (F-28) / 30 | ABS optional |
F (F-29) / 30 | Electronic engine control unit |
F (F-30) / 30 | Reserved |
F (F-31) / 30 | Ignition switch, starter, additional power circuit |
F (F-32) / 20 | Starter solenoid relay |
F (F-33) / 30 | Auxiliary power circuit, ignition |
F (F-34) / 30 | Reserved |
F (F-35) / 30 | Air conditioning system |
F (F-36) / 30 | Reserved |
A set of new original modules starting at 3,000 rubles. High-quality analogues from 2300 – 2500 rubles. Individual fuses from 200 rubles.
Recommendations for servicing the mounting block
- Check the condition of the fuses periodically and replace them with new ones as necessary.
- After long trips through puddles or in the rain, check for moisture and condensation in the mounting block. Dry the board with a stream of compressed air,
- If the mechanism suddenly stops functioning, do not rush to replace it with a new one. Check the module status, use a multimeter to diagnose.
Despite the simplicity of the design of the mounting block, carry out diagnostic work at a service station. Unprofessional intervention in repairs leads to undesirable consequences.
Replacing fuses on a Mazda 6
Preparatory stage: no tools are needed, since there is no need to unscrew anything.
Sequencing:
- We place the Mazda 6 on the platform, block the rear wheels with wheel chocks, and squeeze the parking brake;
- To replace modules in the cabin, you need to open the front passenger door. On the right side of the central channel there is a technological hatch;
- Carefully open it and look at the layout of the modules. We remove the fuse by serial number. The location diagram is indicated on the back of the cover;
- We check the current indicator (amperage) with the data specified in the instruction manual.
Note to the driver!!! It is unacceptable to install fuses with higher or lower current strength. In both cases, this will lead to failure of the equipment that is assigned to the module.
- If you need to replace the entire mounting block in the cabin, you will need a Phillips head screwdriver. We unscrew two screws, disconnect the contacts from the board, remove it from its regular place;
- We carry out preventive maintenance, replace worn elements with new ones, and assemble the structure in the reverse order.
Algorithm for replacing relay switches in the engine compartment of a Mazda 6 car
- Open the hood, stop the engine, remove the power terminals from the battery;
- On the right side under the hood, closer to the frill, there is a mounting block with power relays;
- We remove the faulty element, having first checked the location according to the diagram indicated on the back of the plastic cover.
We install new modules, close the lid, check that the units are working properly, and start the engine.
The average service life of fuses is 45 thousand km.