Hi again,



By means of adding more details to my previous thread, I would like to add the following;



1. Our dash cam is 70mai A810 front and RC12 rear.



2. The car comes with GLX Premium pack and has front and side airbags. I am pasting the official Suzuki Türkiye link below to show the actual car;

Suzuki S-Cross Hibrit, S-Cross, S-Cross Aksesuar | Suzuki Otomobil

Suzuki S-Cross: Daha Çekici, Daha Güçlü, Daha 4x4

www.suzuki.com.tr

So especially, during the wiring for the rear cam, we would like to make sure that it should not mess with the airbags.



3. We have also purchased the park mode cable.



4. So, we want to make the wiring ending at the fuse box directly.



Having said that we are not %100 sure that there are or should be two fuse boxes. In the previous generation, there were two of them. So, keeping this in mind, we suppose that there should be two separate fuse boxes as the one under hood is too small and having very few fuses.



Thanks again and your help will be greatly appreciated.



Regards,

 

Welcome to the forum. I don’t have your car, but I believe it might be on the left side in the driver’s footwell, on the lateral panel of the car, under the steering wheel. I think it is visible if you remove the plastic panel that is a bit lower than the airbag panel.

 

Thanks a lot Bex! I have checked as suggested. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it. I suppose with the new model, they should have changed its place.

 

See if this helps. It’s from here:

View Manual PDF - Manual Directory

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manual-directory.com

 

Same question! Trying to find it on my XL7 Hybrid car. Would you know? Thanks in advance!

 

Welcome to the forum. If you can get past the horrible music, this video might help:

 

Hello Bex,

Thanks a lot for your attachment. In fact, I had downloaded the manual for my car. However, there is no diagram related with the fuse box of the car although it claims to be so.

Back to your first response, I have also checked the part you mentioned but no avail.
I will keep looking and get back to this discussion when we find it.

Greetings,

 

How about this:

https://www.suzuki-forums.com/threads/internal-fuse-box-position-26.279485/

???

My search engine lets me ask AI questions. So, I asked where your fuse box is located. The answer:
“The fuse box for the 2024 Suzuki S-Cross mild hybrid 4x4 AllGrip is typically located in the engine compartment and also inside the cabin.

1. Engine Compartment: You can usually find a fuse box near the battery or along the side of the engine bay. It may be covered by a plastic lid that you can remove to access the fuses.
2. Interior Cabin: There is often a fuse box located under the dashboard on the driver's side. You may need to remove a panel or cover to access it.

For exact locations and diagrams, it's best to consult the owner's manual for your specific vehicle model, as it will provide detailed information on the fuse box locations and their corresponding fuses. If you don’t have the manual, you can often find it online or on the manufacturer's website.”

Not much help, sadly.

 

Good Morning Bex,

Thanks a million for your help! I have taken a look under the dashboard on the driver's side before. However, I will check again.

The funny thing is I had previously downloaded the manual from official Suzuki Türkiye's website. In the manual it refers to the fuse box in many places, however it doesn't exist

Anyways, I will check and get back to here for the others' reference.

Wish you a nice day.

 

Hi Ismailk
don’t know if you have found the fuse box but it would appear that it is on the passenger side under the carpet where it joins the bulkhead. Kind regards Nigel.

 

Hello All,

First of all, I would like to thank you for your kind assistance.

Hopefully, we could find where the fuse box is located. It's just under the steering wheel behind a plastic cover, which also the knee bag. After some small screws, you can access it.

We also talked to the official dealer and have been told that we can connect our dashcam to Slot Number 9 at 15 Amp.

Hope this helps someone else, too.

All the best!