Iveco Daily Fuses: Diagram, Location and Replacement

Iveco Daily Fuses — Where to Find Them

I fuses on the Iveco Daily protect the electrical system from short circuits and overloads. When an electrical component stops working (lights, wipers, radio, cigarette lighter socket), the first thing to check is always the corresponding fuse.

Fuse Box Location

• Daily II-III (1990-2006): under the dashboard, left-hand side (driver's side on LHD), behind a push-fit cover panel
• Daily IV-V (2006-2014): two locations — one under the dashboard on the left-hand side (driver's side on LHD) + one in the engine bay (black box above the battery)
• Daily VI-VII (2014-present): under the dashboard on the left-hand side (driver's side on LHD) + engine bay + possibly a third box under the driver's seat (on versions with lots of optional extras)

Iveco Daily Fuse Box Diagram

Each fuse is identified by a position number and an amperage rating (shown by its colour). The exact layout varies by year and specification — you'll find it:

• On the fuse box cover itself (printed on the inside)
• In the owner's handbook
• On the sticker in the fuse box compartment

Standard Fuse Colour Chart

How to Replace a Fuse

1. Switch off the ignition and all accessories
2. Locate the fuse using the diagram on the cover
3. Remove the fuse with the puller supplied (inside the fuse box itself)
4. Check it: if the internal filament is broken (blown), the fuse needs replacing
5. Fit a new fuse of the same amperage — NEVER a higher-rated one
6. If the new fuse blows straight away → there's a short circuit, and it needs diagnosing and repairing

Electrical Parts for Iveco Daily

• ECUs and Electrical Components
• Alternators
• Guide to Dashboard Warning Lights →
• Full Parts Catalogue →

Frequently Asked Questions