Fuses and relays in the cabin
The fuse and relay box is located inside the car under a cover on the instrument panel to the left of the steering column.
2005-2011
Circuit breakers
F1 (5A)
- Lighting of switches and controls
- Left side marker lights
F2 (7.5A)
- Low beam right headlight
F3 (10A)
- High beam right headlight
F4 (10A)
- Right fog lamp
F5 (30A)
- Power window system
- Electric sunroof
F6 (15A)
- Portable lamp socket
F7 (20A)
- Sound signals
- Electric mirrors
F8 (20A)
- Heated rear window
- Heated exterior mirrors
- Light control module (LCM)
F9 (20A)
- Glass cleaners and washers
- Additional interior heater
F10 (20A)
- Cigarette lighter
F11 (5A)
- Side lights on the starboard side
- License plate light
F12 (7.5A)
- Low beam left headlight
F13 (10A)
- Left high beam
- Headlight high beam indicator
F14 (10A)
- Left fog lamp
F15 (20A)
- Electric door lock system
F16 (10A)
- Alarm
- Direction indicators
F17 (7.5A)
- Lighting lamps
- Brake light switch
F18 (25A)
- Heater
- Switch for heated rear window and exterior mirrors
F19 (10A)
- Instrument cluster
- Reversing light switch
F20 (7.5A)
- Rear fog lights
F21 (10A)
- Spare fuse
F22 (20A)
- Spare fuse
F23 (30A)
- Spare fuse
Relay
K1
- Absent
K2
- Windshield wiper relay
K3
- Turn signal interrupter relay
K4
- Low beam relay
K5
- High beam relay
K6
- Additional (unloading) relay
K7
- Heated rear window relay
K8
- Fog light relay
2012-2014
Circuit breakers
F1 (5A)
- Side light left
F2 (5A)
- Side light right
F3 (7.5A)
- Low beam headlights right
F4 (7.5A)
- Low beam left
F5 (10A)
- High beam headlights right
F6 (10A)
- Left high beam headlights
F7 (7.5A)
- Fog light
F8 (20A)
- Door lock
F9 (10A)
- Alarm
F10 (10A)
- Cl. 5 XP1 KP
- Reversing lamp switch
- class 1 speed sensor
- class 4 central lamps
- class 2 hazard switches
F11 (30A)
- Window lifters
F12 (20A)
- Cigarette lighter
- Seat heating
F13 (20A)
- Sound signal
F14 (20A)
- Heated tailgate glass
- Heated exterior mirrors
- Light control module (LCM)
F15 (20A)
- Cont. 11 X2
- Wiper switch
- Wiper
- Rear heater switch
F16 (10A)
- Right fog lamp
F17 (10A)
- Left fog lamp
F18 (25A)
- Heater
F19 (7.5A)
- Brake light switch
- Lighting lamps
F20 (5A)
- Mirror control
F21 (10A)
- Air conditioning compressor
F22 (15A)
- Plug sockets
Relay
K1
- Fog lights
K2
- Fog lights
K3
- High beam
K4
- Low beam
K5
- Unloading relay
K6
- For engines ZMZ 40904, 40905: Additional heater
K7
- Compressor
K8
- Direction indicators
- Alarm
K9
- Windshield wiper interrupter with pause adjustment
2014-2019
Circuit breakers
F1 (10A)
- RK "Dymos" class 15
F2 (15A)
- Interior socket
F3 (10A)
- Air conditioning compressor
F4
- 2014-2015 (5A): Mirror control
- Electrical package control unit, terminal 30
F5 (7.5A)
- Brake light switch
- Interior lamps
- Glove box light
- Luggage compartment lamp
F6
- 2014-2015 (25A): Heater
- Heating and air conditioning system
F7 (10A)
- Left fog lamp
F8 (10A)
- Right fog lamp
F9 (20A)
- Wiper switch
- Wiper
- Driver switch block
- Rear passenger switch block
- Rear body heater
- Auxiliary heater switch
F10 (20A)
- Heated tailgate glass
- Heated mirrors
- Light control module (LCM)
F11 (20A)
- For ZMZ-51432 engines: Sound signal
F12 (20A)
- 2014-2015: Cigarette lighter
- Seat heating
- Cigarette lighter
F13 (30A)
- RK "Dymos" class 30
F14
- 2014-2015 (30A): Window lifters
- Window regulators (driver's door module)
F15
- 2014-2015 (10A): Cl. 5 XP1 KP
- off reverse lights
- class 1 speed sensor
- class 4 central lamps
- class 2 hazard switches
- Cl. 34 instrument cluster
F16
- 2014-2015 (10A): Hazard warning
- Airbag
F17
- 2014-2015 (20A): Door lock
- Media system (radio with audio player)
F18
- 2014-2015 (7.5A): Fog light
- Differential lock
F19 (10A)
- Left high beam headlights
F20 (10A)
- High beam headlights right
F21 (7.5A)
- Low beam left
F22 (7.5A)
- Low beam headlights right
F23 (5A)
- Side light right
F24 (5A)
- Side light left
F25 (60A)
- Heated windshield
F26 (10A)
- Reserve
F27 (10A)
- Reserve
F28 (30A)
- Reserve
F29 (25A)
- Reserve
F30 (20A)
- Reserve
Relay
K1
- Fog light relay
K2
- 2014-2015: Relay for turning on the heated glass of the tailgate and mirrors
K3
- High beam relay
K4
- For ZMZ-40905 engines: Relay for additional electric heater pump
- Low beam relay
K5
- 2014-2015: Low beam relay
- Auxiliary interior heater relay
K6
- A/C compressor relay
K7
- 2014-2015: Turn signal and hazard warning light switch
- Relay for turning on the heated glass of the tailgate and mirrors
K8
- Windshield wiper interrupter with programmable pause
K9
- Additional (unloading) relay
K10
- Heated windshield relay (unloader)
- Fuel tank switching relay (for vehicles with UAZ switchgear)
K11
- Heated windshield timing relay
K12
- 2016-2019: Rear axle differential lock relay
Purpose
On the UAZ Patriot, the fuses are designed in such a way that if an overload occurs, a special fuse inside them burns out. Because of this, the circuit opens, but the wiring and all Patriot consumers remain safe. If the fuse blows, then you lose access to a certain car option (the heater will stop working, for example). Without them, the entire electrical system of the UAZ Patriot will be at risk.
In addition, the presence of fuses in the UAZ Patriot allows you to divide the vehicle’s electrical circuits into power and control circuits. Also, inside the Patriot’s fuse box there are relays that close or open sections of the UAZ’s electrical circuit. Therefore, if something breaks on your UAZ Patriot, the first thing you need to do is check the serviceability of the corresponding fuse or relay.
Helpful care tips
Some basic tips:
- Parts are purchased in advance individually or in sets, always from original brands and in trusted stores.
- The insulation of wires and cables, as well as contact connections in mounting blocks, are periodically inspected. If the integrity of the insulation is compromised and the contacts are loose, the wiring and contact blocks should be replaced.
- The module covers under the hood are periodically opened to check for moisture and dried to prevent short circuits.
It is advisable to trust the performance of operations 2 and 3 to professionals in specialized auto repair shops during scheduled technical inspections, when changing the oil or repairing other components of the car.
UAZ Patriot starter does not work
We went to visit friends in Belebey. It’s time to go back, I get out, sit down as usual, the key is in the first position, the fuel pump is humming. Secondly, position and... silence. The starter seems to be missing. The retractor does not click...
In general, a similar problem has appeared since the purchase of the car. But it was impossible to diagnose. It was enough to open the plug under the steering wheel on the panel, and the problem disappeared!
This time it didn't help. I moved the wiring under the panel. Did not help. I've read a lot that this problem happens because of the contacts in the fuse box in the engine compartment. I moved it, the problem did not go away.
Well, I think we need to look at the fuse and starter relay. The fuse is intact. Relay too. In the second position of the key, current flows to the starter from the starter relay, but does not reach the starter. Judging by the outgoing wire, it comes from the relay from the engine compartment, goes into the interior under the dashboard, and then goes to the engine behind the heater. I didn’t really want to mess around in the cold, and it was time to go. It's getting dark.
I ran the wire directly from the starter relay to the retractor. The engine started with half a turn. I was very glad that I carried some wires with me in case the time line was reset.
In the coming days we will need to find the problem. There is a suspicion that when installing the alarm, they installed a relay on this wire so that the engine would not start if the alarm was not turned off. I will watch. Just need to get into the tidy and set the cruise control.
It is difficult to imagine a fully functional car that does not have a starter. It is a compact electric motor that runs on direct current from a battery. It is necessary to start the engine when the driver turns the key in the ignition. In this article we will look at the main features of the UAZ Patriot starter with the ZMZ 409 engine: its design, the replacement process.
Replacement features
To replace burned-out disposable circuit breakers, parts with the same current and voltage ratings should be prepared. As a temporary solution, it is possible to install an element of a higher rating in order to replace it with the required one in the near future. It is strictly not recommended to replace the fuse with a coin or twisted wire.
To check the integrity of the fuses in the interior module, you need to open the cover by turning the fixing screw and pull it out. On the inside of the cover there is explanatory information, including markings and pinouts.
First you should look for the burnt part visually. There may be traces of burning on it. If the housings are made of high-quality plastic, then there will be no traces of combustion and the elements must be removed one by one with tweezers or tongs.
The car accessories market offers products integrated with a high-impedance light bulb or LED, which light up and glow after the fusible link burns out, which makes it much easier to find the faulty part. The parts in the engine compartment module are checked and changed in the same way.
In some cases, 60 and 80 A fuses are installed separately in the power module, located in the engine compartment and closed with a snap-on plastic cover. They are attached to the terminal pads with nuts or bolts, which ensures a reliable connection without chatter and melting of housings and contacts. When replacing, the cover snaps off, the bolts or nuts are unscrewed, the burnt jumper is removed, and a new one is installed in its place. The fasteners are screwed in, the lid is put in place and snapped into place.
Where to look for a node
It should be noted that in order to find the main fuse block on the UAZ Patriot, you do not need to go under the hood . In a domestic SUV, the device is located inside the cabin, next to the driver’s left knee.
There you will see a cover behind which the element is located. Removing the cover is quite easy - you just need to turn the lock to the side.
There is also one more mounting block. It is located under the hood, on the left side of the mudguards. The lid here opens in the same way as in the interior unit.
Perform periodic maintenance work on the starter:
1. Check the condition of the clamps, making sure they are not dirty or loosened. 2. Remove the protective casing and inspect the collector, correct any faults if necessary. 3. Open cover 13 (see first picture) from the collector side, inspect and, if necessary, clean the contact surfaces, then blow with compressed air. 4. If necessary, tighten the starter housing pinch bolts. 5. Check the fastening of the starter to the clutch housing. 6. When operating the vehicle in difficult conditions, remove the starter to clean the drive and freewheel from dirt.