2015 Chrysler 200 II Fuse Box Diagram

In a 2015 Chrysler 200 the power distribution center is the black lidded box on the driver's side of the engine bay, tucked between the battery and the windshield cowl. Release the latch and lift the cover; the cavity label on its underside is what this drawing follows. The box belongs to the CUSW platform the sedan shares with the Jeep Cherokee, so it has nothing in common with the TIPM of the 2011-2014 car.

This view covers the box from its left edge to the three large relay sockets in the middle: relays K8 to K13, the circuit breakers CB1 to CB3 (CB3, the long one, feeds the power windows), the cartridge stack F44 to F54 with F37, F38 and F41 beside it, and the small blade fuses F55 to F100. Most of them are Micro 2 blades; the longer three-legged bodies such as F55, F56 and F77 to F79, and F95 standing on end, are Micro 3 fuses, while F57 and F58 take ordinary mini fuses.

Right-hand part of the 2015 200's power distribution center, the half nearer the fender, reached by the same latched cover behind the battery. It carries the powertrain side of the car: starter, fuel injection, ignition, the transmission module of the nine-speed automatic and the all-wheel-drive power transfer unit.

Across the top: the cartridge sockets F35 to F27, the fuse puller, relay K2 and the row F28 to F07; below them the fuel-heater relay K4 and the blade fuses F22, F16, F11 and F08. The three large sockets K5, K6 and K7 are unused on the 200. Lower right: the 70 A MAXI F23, starter relays K3 and K1 with F19, F17, F12, F09, F06 and F13 around them. The five studs on the edge strip, marked F1 to F5, have no fuse in the manual. The 2015 book lists F16 as the powertrain and ignition-coil fuse.

The interior fuses of a 2015 200 are not in a separate fuse box: they plug into the body control module, low on the left side of the dash below the headlamp switch, near the driver's left knee. Remove the trim cover under the switch to see the module's fuse face.

Three columns of mini fuses, all counted from the top: F36 to F53 on the left (ten pockets), and two columns of six starting level with F91, F33 to F38 in the middle and F31 to F42 on the right. The manual lists fourteen of the twenty-two pockets, among them both low beams, the front fog lamps, horns and door locks.