2018 Sedan Honda Civic fuse box diagram

This Civic has 2 different fuse boxes:

Engine Compartment Fuse Box diagramInterior Fuse Box diagram

Type	No.	Description
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Passenger's Power Seat [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.], Rear Seat Heaters[Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.], [Models without SPORT mode]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Adaptive Damper System, Rear Seat Heaters[Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.], [Models with SPORT mode]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Cooling Fan [2.0L engine models]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Cooling Fan [1.5L engine models]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	IG Main [Models with smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	_[Models without smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Headlight High Beam Main
Multi fuse block MUSB	1	Battery
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	EPS
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	IG Main [Models with smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	IG Main [Models without smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	Fuse Box Option [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.]
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	Fuse Box
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	Front Wiper Motor
Multi fuse block MUSB	2	Headlight Low Beam Main
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	Rear Defroster
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	Starter Motor [Models with smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	_[Models without smart entry system]
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	Fuse Box
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	ABS/VSA Motor
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	ABS/VSA FSR
Multi fuse block MUSB	3	Blower Motor
Multi fuse block MUSB	4	-
Fuse MINI 5A	5	Cooling Fan
Fuse MINI 15A	6	Washer
Fuse MINI 15A	7	FI Main
Fuse MINI 15A	8	FI Sub
Fuse MINI 10A	9	Stop Lights
Fuse MINI 15A	10	Injector [1.5L engine models]
Fuse MINI 5A	11	LAF
Fuse MINI 10A	12	FI ECU
Fuse MINI 10A	13	Parking Lights
Fuse MINI 15A	14	Hazard
Fuse MINI 15A	15	IG Coil
Fuse MINI 15A	16	Transmission [Continuously variable transmission models]
Fuse MINI 10A	17	Daytime Running Lights
Fuse MINI 10A	18	Back Up
Fuse MINI 15A	19	Audio
Fuse MINI 30A	20	Audio AMP [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.]
Fuse MINI 10A	21	Interior Lights
Fuse MINI 15A	22	Front Fog Lights [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.]
Fuse MINI 10A	23	A/C Compressor [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.]
Fuse MINI 10A	24	Horn
Fuse MINI 10A	25	Left Headlight Low Beam
Fuse MINI 10A	26	Right Headlight Low Beam
Fuse MINI 10A	27	VB ACT [1.5L engine models]
Fuse MINI 10A	28	Left Headlight High Beam
Fuse MINI 10A	29	Right Headlight High Beam
Fuse MINI -	30	-
Fuse MINI 15A	31	Rear Seat Heaters [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.]
Fuse MINI 20A	32	Passenger's Power Seat Sliding [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.] , [Models without SPORT mode]
Fuse MINI -	32	- [Models with SPORT mode]
Fuse MINI 20A	33	Passenger's Power Seat Reclining [Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.] , [Models without SPORT mode]
Fuse MINI 15A	33	Adaptive Damper System [Models with SPORT mode]
Fuse MINI -	34	-
Fuse MINI -	35	-
Fuse MINI -	36	-

Type	No.	Description
Fuse MINI 10A	1	Accessory
Fuse MINI -	1	_[Models with smart entry system] -
Fuse MINI 5A	2	Key Lock [Models without smart entry system]
Fuse MINI -	3	-
Fuse MINI 5A	4	Front Sensor Camera [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 10A	4	Transmission [Models without smart entry system] , [Continuously variable transmission models]
Fuse MINI 10A	5	Option
Fuse MINI 10A	6	SRS Indicator
Fuse MINI 10A	7	Meter
Fuse MINI 15A	8	Fuel Pump
Fuse MINI 10A	9	AIRCON
Fuse MINI -	10	-
Fuse MINI 5A	11	Engine Control
Fuse MINI 10A	12	Passenger Side Door Lock
Fuse MINI 10A	13	Driver Side Rear Door Unlock
Fuse MINI 20A	14	Rear Driver's Side Power Window
Fuse MINI 20A	15	Front Passenger's Side Power Window
Fuse MINI 20A	16	Door Lock
Fuse MINI 10A	17	Transmission [Models with smart entry system] , [Continuously variable transmission models]
Fuse MINI 5A	17	Front Sensor Camera [Models without smart entry system]
Fuse MINI -	18	-
Fuse MINI 20A	19	Moonroof [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI -	20	-
Fuse MINI 10A	21	ACG
Fuse MINI 10A	22	Daytime Running Lights
Fuse MINI -	23	-
Fuse MINI 5A	24	Front Sensor Camera [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 10A	25	Driver's Door Lock
Fuse MINI 10A	26	Passenger Side Door Unlock
Fuse MINI 20A	27	Rear Passenger's Side Power Window
Fuse MINI 20A	28	Driver's Power Window
Fuse MINI 20A	29	Front Accessory Power Socket
Fuse MINI 10A	30	Smart Entry [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI	30	- [Models without smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 20A	31	Driver's Power Seat Reclining [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 20A	32	Front Seat Heater [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 20A	33	Driver's Power Seat Sliding [Models with smart entry system]
Fuse MINI 10A	34	VSA/ABS
Fuse MINI 10A	35	SRS
Fuse MINI -	36	-
Fuse MINI -	37	-
Fuse MINI 10A	38	Driver Side Rear Door Lock
Fuse MINI 10A	39	Driver's Door Unlock

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Source: Honda Civic 2018 Owner's Manual

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To locate the fuse specification chart for your vehicle or to learn how to change a fuse, refer to the "Fuses" section of your Owner's Manual.

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