2014 Opel Mokka J13 Fuse Box Diagram

Park, open the bonnet and find the fuse box beside the battery on the left of the engine bay. Its lid is released by hand — press the catch, tilt it up and take it off — and the fuse-pulling tool travels inside the box. The January 2014 handbook that covers this model year still shows the same housing that launched the Mokka.

The plate numbers thirty-six mini fuses. Reading down the left: 4 and 5, then 8, 12 and 14, then the upright 20 and 27 and the upright 33 in the corner. Down the middle: the upright 1 near the puller, 15 and 16, the group 21 to 26, the column 28 to 30 and the upright trio 34 to 36. On the right: 6, 9, 11 and 13, the pair 7 and 10, the column 17 to 19 and the uprights 31 and 32. Eleven J-case cartridges share the housing under their own numbers and are shown as empty sockets. The amperages come from GM's manuals for the same block, as Opel publishes none.

Cartridges 1 to 11 occupy the same box as the mini fuses: front left in the engine bay, next to the battery, under the clip-on cover. They are much larger than the blades, and the January 2014 handbook lists them as a separate table, so this diagram shows that table's numbering.

Cartridge 1 is the single one in the upper middle; 2 and 3 lie side by side at the top right; 4 and 5 sit below the first relay; 6 and 7 are the pair on the left-hand wall; 8 and 9 are low on the right; 10 and 11 are stacked at the bottom left. The mini positions are drawn as empty sockets. Two cartridges are diesel-only or unrated in every source we have — 6 (fuel heater) and 10 (engine control module and glow plugs) — and are published without an amperage.

The interior fuse block hides behind the storage bin under the driver's side of the instrument panel; the bin comes out when you open it and pull. (Right-hand-drive Mokkas keep it behind a cover in the glovebox, folded down and pulled out.) The January 2014 handbook applies to this model year and changes one line in the table: fuse 26 now feeds the display rather than the safety diagnosis module.

Thirty-four mini positions are drawn. Read the two right-hand columns downwards — F10 to F19 inboard, F1 to F9 outboard — then the top block, where F24 to F28 and F20 to F23 lie one above the other, then the uprights F29 and F30 at the left edge and the stack F31 to F34 at the bottom. Cartridge, spare and breaker sockets stay empty on this drawing. Ratings come from General Motors' manuals for the same block.

This is the cartridge half of the interior fuse block: eight slow-blow fuses numbered 01 to 08, in the same housing as the thirty-four mini blades. Take the storage bin out from under the driver's side of the instrument panel to see them (or fold down the cover inside the glovebox on right-hand-drive cars).

The January 2014 edition assigns them exactly as the launch edition did — 03 to the front window motors, 04 to the rear window motors, 05 to the logistic-mode relay, all three at 30 A, with 01, 02 and 06 to 08 left as empty sockets. Physically, 01 to 06 form the two rows of three at the foot of the block, right to left, and 07 and 08 are stacked halfway up the left-hand side. Everything else in the block is drawn unnumbered here.

The load compartment box is behind the cover on the left-hand side of the boot. The January 2014 handbook — the model year 2014.5 edition — is the one edition that numbers this box as a single series: what other years call mini fuses 1 to 18 plus cartridges 01 to 09 are here numbered 1 to 27 in one run, so this year's box is one diagram rather than two.

The sockets themselves did not move. The tall column in the middle is numbered downwards from F18 at the top to F9 at the bottom; the short columns along the bottom edge run F4, F3, F2, F1 on the left and F8, F7, F6, F5 on the right, both upwards; the six cartridges to the right of the column are F24 at the top down to F19, and the three at the far right F27, F26 and F25. LPG cars use 1 and 15, the seat and audio circuits sit on 9 to 11, and the power seats, trailer module, converter and headlight washer are the cartridges 19 to 24.