2016 Dodge Dart PF Fuse Box Diagram

For its final model year (the last Dart left Belvidere on 2 September 2016) the car's underhood fuse box did not move: it is the Power Distribution Center on the driver's side of the engine compartment, behind the battery and inboard of the strut tower, closed by a lid with two latches. The 2016 owner's manual repeats the 2015 fuse table word for word and, like every edition before it, refers you to the cavity numbers stamped on the inside of the lid instead of printing a layout drawing.

The diagram follows that lid label. On the right are the maxi fuses in two columns of five and four, F82, F04, F81, F02 and F01 on the outside and F06, F03, F07 and F05 inside, plus F83 further down. The relays are the square housings: T14, T05, T02 and T20 line the left edge, T06 and T03 the top, T07, T08 and T30 fill the middle, T19 and T09 sit at the right, and T17 and T10 close the bottom row beside the battery stud. Between them are the mini fuses: F24, F16 and F87 with F10 on end at the left; F86, F18, F85 and F30 in a two-by-two block; F84, F19, F09 and F14 in a column next to T08 (F84 is the position the lid marks F48); F21, F15 and F23 on end at the bottom; F22, F11 and F17 in the bottom right corner. F08 is a circuit breaker and not listed in the table.

The 2016 Dart, the last model year, keeps the small interior fuse block on the driver's side under the instrument panel, behind the knee area to the left of the steering column. Fourteen of its fifteen pockets are assigned in the 2016 owner's manual; the fifteenth, F19, was dropped from the tables with the 2015 edition and appears here without a rating. Everything else (heated seats, cluster, HVAC, radio, sunroof, run/accessory relay, TCM feed 4, stop lamp switch, lumbar support) is unchanged from 2014.

The diagram turns the service drawing on its side: five fuses per row, three rows. Bottom row F1 to F5, middle row F18 to F22, top row F23 to F27, all left to right, with F1, F18 and F23 at the same end of the block and F5, F22 and F27 at the other.

Last of the line, the 2016 Dart still has its body control module behind the left side of the dash, in the same area as the interior fuse panel, with the fuse pockets on the face of the module that looks into the driver's footwell; the lower dash panel and, on some cars, the kick panel trim come off first. The 2016 owner's manual lists the same 22 BCM fuses as the 2014 and 2015 editions; a photograph of the module shows the middle column carrying 25, 5, 20, 5, 25 and 20 A fuses in exactly this order.

Columns read top to bottom with the module face on. Left column of ten: F36, F32, F93, F92, F91, F90, F12, F13, F43, F53. Middle column of six, level with the lower six of the left one: F33, F47, F48, F89, F34, F38. Right column: F31, F49, F51, F37, F50, F42. Empty spare pockets are F12, F31 and F42; F48 is a spare fuse of 20 A.