In a 2015 Honda Accord, fuses are housed in two separate fuse boxes: an engine-compartment (under-hood) box and an interior cabin box. The exact locations are labeled on the covers and the diagrams indicate which fuse protects each system. If you need to inspect or replace a fuse, refer to the diagram and use the correct amperage rating.
Fuse box locations in the 2015 Honda Accord
The Accord uses two fuse boxes. Here is how to find and access them.
Under-hood fuse box (engine compartment)
Access this box in the engine bay. The cover is typically near the battery or on the side of the engine compartment. It includes a diagram showing the fuse assignments. Use the appropriate fuse puller or needle-nose pliers to remove and replace fuses.
Before you start the check, prepare by turning off the engine and removing the key, then open the hood and locate the fuse box.
- Open the engine hood and locate the fuse box cover.
- Remove the cover to reveal the fuse diagram and fuses.
- Identify the fuse corresponding to the system you're troubleshooting.
- Carefully pull the fuse with a fuse puller or pliers and inspect the metal strip.
- If blown, replace with a fuse of the same amperage rating and re-seat it fully.
- Close the cover and secure it in place.
Conclusion: Always replace fuses with the correct amperage rating and recheck the system after replacement. If a fuse keeps blowing, there may be an underlying electrical issue that requires professional diagnosis.
Interior cabin fuse box
The interior (cabin) fuse box is located inside the passenger compartment, typically behind the glove box or on the lower dash on the passenger side. Access is through the interior panel; the lid has a diagram for fuse assignments. Replacement steps are similar to the engine bay box.
General steps to access cabin fuses:
- Open the glove box (and remove or lower the damper if present) to reveal the interior fuse box cover.
- Remove the cover to view the fuse map and individual fuses.
- Use the fuse puller to remove and inspect the fuse that corresponds to the problem circuit.
- Replace with a fuse of the same amperage rating and reseat securely.
- Reinstall the cover and ensure it clips back into place.
Conclusion: After inspecting cabin fuses, ensure the cover is securely closed and that the fuse replacement uses the correct rating to prevent future blowouts.
What to do if a fuse keeps blowing
Repeated fuse failures indicate more than a simple fuse issue. Use these steps to diagnose safely:
- Confirm you are using the correct amperage fuse for the circuit by checking the fuse map on the box cover.
- Check for signs of a short or obvious damage in the associated wiring or component.
- Remove the suspected fuse and test the circuit with a multimeter or consult a mechanic if unsure.
- Seek professional diagnosis if the fuse blows again after replacement.
Final note: If you cannot identify the cause or if you smell burning or see melted components, stop and have the system checked by a qualified technician.
Summary: The 2015 Honda Accord stores fuses in two locations—an under-hood engine compartment box and an interior cabin box behind the glove box. Each box is clearly labeled with diagrams, and fuses should always be replaced with the same amperage rating. If fuse failures persist, a professional check is advised.