Honda Brv Fuse Box Diagram [updated] | Real & Authentic

The Honda BR-V features three primary fuse box locations to protect its various electrical circuits. You can typically find a detailed fuse box diagram printed on the underside of each fuse box cover.  Fuse Box Locations 

1. "Honda BR-V [Year] Owner's Manual" (PDF available on Honda's official regional websites).
2. "Honda BR-V Wiring Diagram PDF" on enthusiast forums like Team-BHP or Honda BR-V Owners Club on Facebook.

| Fuse No. | Fuse Name | Rating | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | IG1 | 10A | Ignition Switch | | 2 | IG2 | 10A | Ignition Switch | | 3 | ACC | 10A | Accessory | | 4 | METER | 10A | Instrument Cluster | | 5 | A/C | 10A | Air Conditioning | | 6 | AUDIO | 10A | Audio System | | 7 | BACK UP | 10A | Backup Lights | | 8 | MAIN | 30A | Main Fuse | | 9 | EFI | 20A | Engine Control Unit | | 10 | HORN | 10A | Horn | | 11 | STOP | 10A | Brake Lights | | 12 | WIPER | 20A | Windshield Wiper | | 13 | HEATER | 20A | Heater | | 14 | P/W | 30A | Power Windows | | 15 | DB | 30A | Door Lock | honda brv fuse box diagram

Always keep a variety of blade fuses in your glove box (available for a few dollars at any auto parts store) and your owner’s manual handy. The next time your BRV’s power window or radio fails, you can confidently pop the fuse box, read the diagram, swap the fuse, and get back on the road. The Honda BR-V features three primary fuse box

• It identifies circuits: Each fuse slot is numbered and corresponds to a specific component (e.g., "Stop Lamp," "Horn," "IG Coil").
• It specifies amperage: Using a fuse with the wrong amperage (e.g., a 30A instead of a 10A) can cause a fire or melt wiring.
• It saves money & time: A blown fuse costs cents; diagnostic labor at a garage costs significantly more.

Visual Check: Look for a broken or burned wire inside the transparent plastic casing of the fuse. "Honda BR-V [Year] Owner's Manual" (PDF available on

While specific positions can vary by year (2016–2024) and region, these are common circuits: Hazard Lights Engine Compartment Horn Engine Compartment Headlights (Low Beam) 10A (each) Engine Compartment Interior Lights Engine Compartment Power Outlet (Socket) Windshield Wiper Engine Compartment Power Windows 💡 Quick Tips for Changing Fuses

2) How to read a fuse box diagram

• Fuse number: identifies fuse location in the box.
• Amp rating (A): printed next to each fuse position; replacement must match this rating.
• Circuit label: short name (e.g., “A/C”, “RADIO”, “IGN”, “P/WDW”) shows what the fuse protects.
• Relays: larger square/rectangular components are relays; they are not fuses but control higher-current switching.
• Spare fuses: usually stored on the fusebox cover or nearby—spares match common ratings (7.5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 30A).