OEM Toyota Matrix Fuse Box

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Toyota Matrix Fuse Box is located in the centre of the electrical system of the vehicle that protects all the circuits where repairs are easy and inexpensive. Handling agility, spacious cabin, and fold-down seats make the Toyota Matrix a winner in the hearts of its fans making errands an easy task. The light weight is coupled with the punchy four cylinder engines to ensure that the Matrix is fast in the traffic and consumes fuel sparingly and optional all wheel drive gives the Toyota buyers a confidence even when on slip roads. Durability in construction, extended component supply, and reasonable maintenance prices also demonstrate the reason why the Toyota is one that is trusted. The high roof is also appreciated by drivers offering commanding views and abundant cargo capacity without the mass of an SUV. The Toyota cockpit places its controls in their right place where young owners master the controls in minutes and love the commutes to work. The Matrix Fuse Box is the small power box which routes the current to the lights, wipers, audio and safety modules, the plastic casing contains color coded fuses which interrupt the flow when excessive current is detected and prevents the melting of wires or fire outbreak. The Matrix Fuse Box, which can be found under the dash, has modern blade fuses that can be found at any parts store, making roadside repairs fast. Removing an old Fuse Box and fitting a new one. Disconnect battery, unscrew old unit, snap in new one, tie grounds, reconnect battery, test each circuit. The Fuse Box has a labeled cover, which aids in troubleshooting in the future.