Nissan Altima Quiz
Maintenance and owner do-it-yourself

Fuses

In this manual: Maintenance and owner do-it-yourself
Foreword — 1Nissan Customer Assistance Program — 1Illustrated Table of Contents — 8Safety - Seats, Seat Belts and Supplemental Restraint System — 28Controls and instruments — 50Pre-Start Checks and Adjustments — 43Monitor, Climate, Audio, Phone and Voice Recognition Systems — 90Starting and driving — 37In an Emergency — 12Appearance and care — 17Maintenance and owner do-it-yourself — 37Technical data and consumer information — 24Using the multi-function display — 1Start-up Display — 1Settings — 1Multi-function display warnings and indicators — 1Changing the Display — 1How to Park Using the Predicted Course Lines — 1Screen Settings — 1Driving tips — 1Moving Object Detection System (if equipped) — 1Blind Spot Warning System Operation — 1Blind Spot Warning system driving situations — 1Lane Departure Warning system operation — 1Camera Maintenance — 1Headlights — 1Fog Lights (if equipped) — 1Parking Lights and Turn Signal Lights — 1
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Fusibles

Your vehicle uses two types of fuses. The engine compartment fuse boxes use Type A fuses. The passenger compartment fuse box uses Type B fuses.

Spare Type A fuses are supplied as standard equipment. They are located in the passenger compartment fuse box.

Type A fuses can be used in both the engine compartment and passenger compartment fuse boxes.

Fusibles

When a Type A fuse is used to replace a Type B fuse, it will not seat as deeply as Type B fuses (see illustration). This fuse will protect the circuit in the same way. Check that the fuse is fully seated in the fuse box.

Type B fuses are not suitable for the engine compartment fuse boxes.

Use only Type A fuses in the engine compartment fuse boxes.

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