Jaguar XJ-S (XJS) 1992 Fuse Box Diagrams

The Jaguar XJ-S (later XJS) is a grand tourer built from 1975 to 1996 as a coupé, cabriolet and convertible, with the 5.3/6.0 V12 and the AJ6 3.6/4.0 straight-six. It carries four fuse panels: a main and an auxiliary panel on the component panels inside the car, and two under-hood panels known simply as the black and the white panel.

Production: 1975–1996 · Platform: XJS · Model year: 1992

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Fuse box locations

Engine Compartment Fuse Panel (Left Front) — Engine compartment, left front component panel
Convertible Top Fuse — Convertible top component panel (convertible only)
In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels) — Not in a fuse panel — in the harness, see each location
Left Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment) — Passenger compartment, left component panel
Left Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment) — Luggage compartment, left rear component panel
Right Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment) — Passenger compartment, right component panel
Right Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment) — Luggage compartment, right rear component panel

Engine Compartment Fuse Panel (Left Front)

Engine compartment, left front component panel

Factory name: Left Front Fuse PanelAlso called: engine bay fuse box, under the bonnet fuse box, under the hood fuse box

Fuse list — Engine Compartment Fuse Panel (Left Front)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	—	Not used
F2	—	Not used
F3	—	Not used
F4	—	Not used
F5	10 A	Left headlight high beam
F6	10 A	Right headlight high beam
F7	15 A	Cooling fan Two factory editions of this model year differ for this position: 15 A and 10 A. Check the label on your own fuse box before fitting.
F8	15 A	Not used
F9	7.5 A	Left headlight low beam
F10	7.5 A	Right headlight low beam
F11	—	Not used
F12	3 A	Not used

Convertible Top Fuse

Convertible top component panel (convertible only)

Factory name: Convertible Top FuseAlso called: convertible top fuse, soft top fuse, roof motor fuse

Fuse list — Convertible Top Fuse

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	30 A	Convertible top

In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels)

Not in a fuse panel — in the harness, see each location

Factory name: In-line FusesAlso called: in-line fuse, inline fuse in the harness, lumbar motor fuse

Fuse list — In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
Driver's lumbar motor	3 A	In-line fuse in the driver's seat back
EFI diagnostic	5 A	In-line fuse at the passenger footwell cheek panel (diagnostic socket)
Passenger's lumbar motor	3 A	In-line fuse in the passenger's seat back

Left Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)

Passenger compartment, left component panel

Factory name: Left Fuse PanelAlso called: interior fuse box, dashboard fuse box, under the dash fuse panel

The box outline on this diagram is drawn from photographs of the actual fuse box; ratings and circuit descriptions are verified against the fuse table for this model year. The twenty-two positions sit in two rows of eleven; F1–F11 run along the top row and F12–F22 along the bottom. That order is confirmed on two separate physical panels by matching the fuse ratings visible in the photographs against the factory table — 19 of 22 agree on one, 18 of 19 on the other, while the mirrored order and the right-hand panel both fall to a third of that. The drawing keeps the orientation of the photographed panel; how it is turned once fitted in the car is not shown by any source we have.

Fuse list — Left Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	15 A	Driver's seat movement — fore, aft, lumbar
F2	3 A	Kick down
F3	20 A	Left blower
F4	4 A	Telephone ignition power (optional); 45-second timer
F5	5 A	Telephone battery power (optional)
F6	5 A	Radio memory
F7	10 A	Radio power
F8	10 A	Windshield washer pump
F9	10 A	Driver's seat heater
F10	—	Not used
F11	10 A	Trunk lighting
F12	20 A	Driver's seat movement — recline
F13	3 A	Trip computer memory
F14	3 A	Power mirrors; door switch packs; seat memory
F15	4 A	Heated washer jets
F16	5 A	Reverse lights; trip computer
F17	5 A	Rear fog lights
F18	7.5 A	Locate lighting; instrument pack lighting
F19	10 A	Hazard warning; seat belt warning logic Two factory editions of this model year differ for this position: 10 A and 7.5 A. Check the label on your own fuse box before fitting.
F20	15 A	Front fog lights
F21	—	Not used
F22	15 A	Heated rear window; heated door mirrors

Left Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)

Luggage compartment, left rear component panel

Factory name: Left Rear Fuse PanelAlso called: trunk fuse box, boot fuse box

Fuse list — Left Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	3 A	Left tail, left license plate lighting
F2	3 A	Not used
F3	3 A	Not used

Right Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)

Passenger compartment, right component panel

Factory name: Right Fuse PanelAlso called: interior fuse box, dashboard fuse box, under the dash fuse panel

Fuse list — Right Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	20 A	Passenger's seat movement — fore, aft, recline
F2	3 A	Cruise control
F3	20 A	Right blower
F4	5 A	Interior lighting
F5	7.5 A	Turn signals
F6	10 A	Central door locking
F7	10 A	Cigar lighter
F8	15 A	Windshield wipers
F9	30 A	Headlight power wash
F10	3 A	Solenoid vacuum valves
F11	30 A	ABS main
F12	5 A	Passenger's seat movement — lumbar
F13	3 A	Left front side lights
F14	3 A	Right front side lights
F15	3 A	Climate control (ECU and control circuit); cooling fan run-on
F16	5 A	Air conditioning relay
F17	10 A	Passenger's seat heater
F18	15 A	Horns
F19	15 A	Stop lights
F20	15 A	Not used
F21	—	Not used
F22	30 A	ABS pump

Right Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)

Luggage compartment, right rear component panel

Factory name: Right Rear Fuse PanelAlso called: trunk fuse box, boot fuse box

Fuse list — Right Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)

Fuse	Rating	Circuit
F1	3 A	Right tail, right license plate lighting
F2	10 A	Antenna
F3	5 A	Not used

Hover a fuse or relay for details. Always check against the label on your own fuse box — build variations exist within a model year.

What changed for 1992

Compared with the 1991 model year.

New fuse box: Engine Compartment Fuse Panel (Left Front)
New fuse box: Left Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)
New fuse box: Left Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)
New fuse box: Right Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment)
New fuse box: Right Rear Fuse Panel (Luggage Compartment)
No longer fitted: ABS Fuse Panel (Right Component Panel)
No longer fitted: Auxiliary Fuse Panel (Right Footwell)
No longer fitted: Main Fuse Panel (Left Footwell)
No longer fitted: Under Hood Fuse Panel — Black
No longer fitted: Under Hood Fuse Panel — White
Air conditioning clutch relay — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Antenna — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Cooling fan — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Driver's lumbar motor — added: 3 A (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
EFI diagnostic — added: 5 A (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Left tail light bulb failure — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Passenger's lumbar motor — added: 3 A (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Radio — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))
Right tail light bulb failure — no longer present (In-line Fuses (Outside the Fuse Panels))

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Jaguar XJ-S (XJS) 1992 — all fuse boxes (PDF, 398 KB) A4, ready to print and take to the car
Left Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment) — diagram (PNG)
Right Fuse Panel (Passenger Compartment) — diagram (PNG)

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