Fuses and Relays Boxes Location / Protections and How to Replace / Suzuki Grand Vitara PART 1

The vehicle has three types of fuses, as ▶ Battery fuses which are main fuse + Other Battery fuses. The Main fuse is 150A and takes current directly from the battery. ▶ Primary fuses - these fuses are between the main fuse and individual fuses, and are for electrical load groups. ▶ Individual fuses These fuses are for individual electrical circuits. In this video Part 1 you will see that the main fusses and primary fuses are located in the engine compartment and also that if the main fuse blows, no electrical component will function. You will also see a solutions to the problem. In the end of this video you will see how I bypass the fuse with copper wire temporarily until I receive the new box I ordered. I do not recommend it as a permanent solution to the problem. In this car, if the main fuse of the battery burns out, the whole box must be replaced. Watch the video and you will see how to do it. In it you will see where they are in the engine compartment: the fuse box number two, which contains individual fuses and relays, the relay boxes number one and number two also in the engine compartment. You will also see where in the cabin is the box with fuse number three, which also contains individual fuses and relays. We have captured what they look like, the diagrams of the covers, a description of what they protect, how they are disassembled and assembled for the Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.9 ddis model. We have also put photos, diagrams and descriptions, which we were able to...