2015 Dodge Dart PF Fuse Box Diagram

Engine compartment, driver's side, directly behind the battery: the Power Distribution Center of the 2015 Dart sits under a rectangular lid between the battery and the strut tower. Release the latches, lift the lid and turn it over, because the cavity numbers (F01 to F88 with gaps, T02 to T30 for the relays) are moulded into its inside; the 2015 owner's manual prints the table but no drawing of the layout. The 2015 edition is the one that dropped the interior fuel-door fuse from its tables, while every rating in this box stayed as it was in 2013 and 2014.

Positions are given here as the lid label shows them. The maxi fuses form two columns on the right-hand half of the box: F82, F04, F81, F02, F01 nearest the edge and F06, F03, F07, F05 inboard, then F83 lower down. Thirteen relays surround them: T14, T05, T02 and T20 in a column at the far left, T06 and T03 across the top, the large T07, T08 and T30 in the centre, T19 over T09 on the right, and T17 with T10 at the bottom. The remaining cavities are mini fuses: the left column F24, F16, F87 and F10 standing on end below them; the four-fuse block F86 and F18 over F85 and F30; the column F84 (the lid label prints it as F48), F19, F09 and F14; the upright trio F21, F15, F23 at the bottom; and F22, F11, F17 stacked in the bottom right corner next to the battery stud.

On a 2015 Dart the cabin fuse block sits under the driver's side of the instrument panel, tucked up behind the lower dash trim above the accelerator side of the footwell. From the 2015 owner's manual onwards its table has fourteen entries: F19, the fuel filler door fuse of the 2013 and 2014 books, is no longer listed, although its pocket is still moulded in the block and is shown here without a rating.

Laid on its side as drawn here, the block is three rows of five: F1 through F5 along the bottom, F18 through F22 across the middle and F23 through F27 along the top, every row reading left to right. Numbers moulded next to the pockets confirm the direction on the car.

The 2015 Dart's body control module hangs behind the left end of the instrument panel, close to the interior fuse block; a white module whose fuse face points down and back towards the driver's footwell. Its 22 pockets protect lighting and body functions (both headlamps, the bi-function high-beam shutters, fog lamps, windows, locks, washer, trunk lamp) and were listed in the 2015 owner's manual exactly as in the 2014 one.

The drawing shows the module face on: a column of ten fuses on the left, F36 at the top and F53 at the bottom with F32, F93, F92, F91, F90, F12, F13 and F43 between them, and two shorter columns of six that begin opposite F91, the middle one F33, F47, F48, F89, F34, F38 and the right one F31, F49, F51, F37, F50, F42, all counted downwards. F12, F31 and F42 have no fuse; F48 holds a spare 20 A.