Renault Trafic 2 fuse box location and diagram

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Renault Trafic 2 fuse box location

The fuse holders panel of the Renault Trafic is found to the driver's side, behind the coffee cup holder:

Renault Trafic 2 Fuse Identification and Allocation:

The fuse layout and identification of the Renault Trafic 2 (also Opel Vivaro, Nissan Primastar) can be found on the back of the fuse box cover panel. It shows the fuse allocation of the 39 fuse holders by the means of symbols, or pictograms if you prefer. See further below for the symbol meaning.

And here's the fuse assignment, row by row i.e F1,F2,F3 are for row 1 and so on.

F1	Cigarette Lighter
F2	Air Conditioning
F3	Equipment on Permanent Positive Battery Signal
F4	Air Conditioning
F5	Windshield Wipers
F6	Permanent Ceiling Light
F7	Radio
F8	Central door lock
F9	Front fog lights
F10	Spare
F11	ABS system
F12	Instrument Lighting
F13	Spare
F14	Radio
F15	High Beam Light
F16	Horn
F17	Stop Brake Lights
F18	Windshield Wipers
F19	Rear Fog Lights
F20	Tachograph (if equipped)
F21	Cabin ECU
F22	Right Side Position Lights
F23	Power Windows
F24	Boiler (Camper Van Versions)
F25	Left Side Position Lights
F26	Rear Wiper
F27	Dashboard Instruments
F28	Right Side Low Beam
F29	High Beam Lights
F30	Doors' Sensors and Light
F31	Left Side Low Beam
F32	Air Conditioning
F33	Side Turning Lights
F34	Right Side High Beam Lights
F35	Ceiling Light
F36	Rear Window Heater
F37	Left Side High Beam Lights
F38	Mirror Defrost
F39	Low Beam Lights

Putting in practice a car electrical system diagnostic

You may also check the below practical cases describing a car fuse replacement or the diagnostic of a horn failure, both shown on the Renault Trafic 2:

Fuse replacement in a car

Horn failure full diagnostic method