Where is the fuse box of Lexus UX?

[MacHaley]

The fuse box of Lexus UX is generally located on the left side of the steering wheel or inside the glove box. For specific details, please refer to the car manual. Typically, there are two fuse boxes in a vehicle. One is located inside the engine compartment, responsible for the normal operation of external electrical components such as headlights, horn, onboard computer, air conditioning compressor, and windshield washer motor. The other is located on the left side of the steering wheel or inside the glove box, responsible for the normal operation of internal electrical components such as power windows, cigarette lighter, power seats, and airbags. Below is a brief introduction to the Lexus UX: 1. The Lexus UX is built on the Toyota TNGA-C platform, featuring sharp lines and contours that exude a strong sense of power, continuing the brand's consistent youthful and aggressive style. In recent years, Lexus designs have become highly distinctive and bold, and the UX is no exception. Its family design language gives it a sharp and striking appearance, specifically tailored for young consumers. 2. In terms of power, the new UX200 model is equipped with a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine paired with a DirectShift-CVT transmission, delivering a maximum power of 127kW (173PS) and a maximum torque of 207N·m. The new UX260h model features a hybrid system, matched with an electronic continuously variable transmission system (ECVT), with a combined power output of 135kW (184PS). The new UX260h F SPORT all-wheel-drive version comes with an all-wheel-drive system and AVS suspension.

[MartinLee]

As a former UX owner, let me tell you about the fuse box locations. The Lexus UX has two main fuse box areas: one is the main engine compartment fuse box, located on the left side near the windshield when you open the hood, requiring removal of several plastic covers to access; the other is the interior fuse box near the front passenger footwell, which is particularly hidden and requires getting down low to see. I recommend checking the interior one first – open the passenger door, crouch down, and look at the junction between the carpet and trim panel where there's a small removable cover. It's located at the lower right for left-hand drive vehicles or the left side for right-hand drive vehicles, depending on steering wheel position. Bring a small flashlight when searching as it's too dark to see otherwise. Important reminder: always disconnect power and lock the vehicle before replacing fuses to avoid damaging other electrical modules. Never take chances with car electrical systems – if you can't locate it, just visit the dealership where technicians can handle it in under two minutes.

[PhoebeFitz]

I just researched this issue when helping my neighbor fix his UX260h. The Lexus UX has two fuse boxes: the one in the engine bay is hidden under a black plastic cover near the windshield and requires careful prying with a flathead screwdriver; the one in the cabin is even harder to locate, positioned above the carpet in front of the passenger seat. The exact location depends on the vehicle configuration—some are inside the dashboard, while others are hidden behind the glovebox. It's best to have the vehicle manual handy when searching, as page 156 contains detailed diagrams. If you frequently DIY, I recommend getting specialized tools, especially for the engine bay box, which is awkwardly positioned and impossible to open without tools. However, replacing a standard fuse is simple, and the cabin box is more commonly used. Remember to remove the key before operating—never work with live circuits. If you can't find it, just call the dealership's rescue hotline; remote guidance is far more reliable than guessing.

[LeValerie]

The fuse box locations on the Lexus UX are quite particular. The one in the engine bay is at the front left corner, protected by a black cover; the interior one is installed beside the passenger footwell vent. I recommend directly checking Chapter 7 of the owner's manual, which has photo-illustrated step-by-step instructions. Having worked on wiring issues with this model, I specifically advise turning on the reading light and bending down to locate the exact position. The driver's side is actually less convenient to operate than the passenger side because the steering wheel blocks the view. Remember to prepare an old credit card before starting - it won't scratch the interior when prying open the covers. In most cases, just replacing the fuse (a $10 fix) will solve the problem - don't get scammed by repair shops for minor issues.