2013 Opel Zafira B Fuse Box Diagram

On a 2013 Zafira B / Zafira Family (Vauxhall handbook KTA-2623/13, July 2012 – a Zafira Tourer has a different box) the fuse and relay centre is in the front left of the engine compartment by the battery. Push a screwdriver into the lid's opening as far as it will go, tilt it sideways, then open the lid upwards and take it off. The table is the version-B assignment for cars whose boot holds the Rear Electrical Centre.

Read the box with the long harness lid at the top left. Top right: cartridges 1, 2, 3, with 4 under them at the right-hand edge. Middle band, left to right: cartridges 5 and 6, the pair 7 (top) and 8 (bottom), cartridge 9, the row 10–16, relay K8 and cartridge 17. Bottom band: cartridges 18 and 19, flat fuse 20, cartridge 21, the 2 × 6 block numbered 22–27 then 28–33, and finally 34, 35, 36 next to the lower row.

For a 2013 Zafira B (Zafira Family) whose luggage compartment holds the small version-A fuse box rather than the Rear Electrical Centre, the engine-compartment box is wired as layout A. Find it front left in the engine bay next to the battery; a screwdriver inserted fully into the lid opening and tilted sideways releases the lid, which then opens upwards and comes away.

Sockets are where the version-B drawing puts them – 1 2 3 and 4 at the top right, 5 6, 7 above 8, 9 and 10–16 across the middle, 17 at the right, 18 19 20 21 at the bottom, then 22–27 over 28–33 with 34–36 alongside – but seventeen of the thirty-six circuits differ: this side of the car has no REC, so the diagnostic connector (10), instruments (11), courtesy light (13), rear wiper (31) and cigarette lighter (36) are fused here, and 19, 25 and 28 are not used.

For the 2013 Zafira B (Zafira Family; handbook KTA-2623/13) the Rear Electrical Centre is reached from the boot: left side, behind the trim cover, which comes off once its locking tabs are pressed forward. Do not stack luggage against the cover. This large box is version B; a 2013 Zafira Tourer has an entirely different rear fuse arrangement and this page does not apply to it.

Read the top row from the left – 1 is a cartridge, 2 an unused cartridge socket, 3 to 7 small fuses, 8 and 9 unused cartridge sockets, 10 a small fuse turned sideways, 11 the heated-rear-window cartridge, 12 to 22 the long run of small fuses. The bottom row repeats the pattern: cartridge 23, 24 to 30, unused socket 31, 32, 33 to 38, 39 to 42, unused sockets 43 and 44. Spare fuses sit in the middle pockets with the extractor.