2001 Hyundai Santa Fe SM Fuse Box Diagram

On the left-hand side of the engine bay, right next to the battery, under a black lid that hinges off once its two side clips are released. The fuse and relay map is printed on the underside of that lid (Hyundai part 91213-26001); the 2001 owner's manual carries no fuse table of its own and simply refers you to this label.

The box is drawn here the way the lid label prints it. Hyundai identifies these positions by name rather than by number, so the numbers on this diagram are simply the order of the later owner's-manual table: 1 is the 120 A generator link at the top right, 2-10 are the cartridge fusible links (four in the middle column, five in the block on the right), and 11-21 are the mini blade fuses - two columns of five at the top left plus ST SIG beside the BLR link. Below them sit twelve micro relays in a four-by-three block, a fuel pump check socket and the large ECU relay.

Under the instrument panel on the driver's side, low down beside the kick panel to the left of the pedals - the square cover between the hood release and the door pops off to reveal it. The circuit names are printed on the inside of that cover; the 2001 handbook only describes how to use the fuse puller clipped next to the panel and leaves the assignments to the cover.

Viewed as fitted, the 31 mini fuses stand in five columns and are counted from the bottom right: F1 (cigarette lighter) is the lowest fuse of the right-hand column and the count climbs to F7 at its top, the next column holds F8-F12, then F13-F17, then the tall column F18-F25 and finally F26-F31 at the left, below the relay. The socket above F7 is empty and the wide plug at the top centre is the panel's harness connector.