Jaguar XJ (X300) 1996 Fuse Box Diagrams
The Jaguar XJ6, XJ12 and XJR (X300) is a full-size luxury sedan built from 1994 to 1997 with the AJ16 3.2/4.0 straight-six (supercharged in the XJR) and the 6.0 V12. It carries five fuse boxes: one beneath each front seat at the heelboard, one on each side of the engine bay and one in the trunk.
Production: 1994–1997 · Platform: X300 · Model year: 1996
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Fuse box locations
- Fuse Box (Left-hand Engine Bay) — Engine bay, left-hand side
- Fuse Box (Right-hand Engine Bay) — Engine bay, right-hand side
- Trunk Fuse Box — Luggage compartment
- Fuse Box (Left-hand Heelboard) — Beneath the left-hand front seat, at the heelboard
- Fuse Box (Right-hand Heelboard) — Beneath the right-hand front seat, at the heelboard
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 1996
Compared with the 1995 model year.
- F18 — 10 A → 15 A (Fuse Box (Left-hand Engine Bay))
- F2 — 10 A → Not used (Fuse Box (Left-hand Engine Bay))
- F5 — 10 A → 5 A (Fuse Box (Left-hand Engine Bay))
- F18 — 10 A → 5 A (Fuse Box (Right-hand Engine Bay))
- F2 — 10 A → 15 A (Fuse Box (Right-hand Engine Bay))
- F5 — 10 A → Not used (Fuse Box (Right-hand Engine Bay))
- F17 — Not used → 20 A (Trunk Fuse Box)
- F18 — 5 A → Not used (Trunk Fuse Box)
- F3 — 15 A → 20 A (Trunk Fuse Box)
- F9 — 15 A → 20 A (Trunk Fuse Box)
Download
- Jaguar XJ (X300) 1996 — all fuse boxes (PDF, 732 KB) A4, ready to print and take to the car
- Fuse Box (Left-hand Engine Bay) — diagram (PNG)
- Fuse Box (Right-hand Engine Bay) — diagram (PNG)
- Trunk Fuse Box — diagram (PNG)
- Fuse Box (Left-hand Heelboard) — diagram (PNG)
- Fuse Box (Right-hand Heelboard) — diagram (PNG)
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