The fuse boxes in a 2014 Honda Accord are located in two primary spots: the under-hood fuse/relay box in the engine compartment on the passenger side and an interior fuse box inside the cabin on the driver's side under the dash. Some configurations may add a third fuse box in the trunk; check your owner's manual for the exact layout of your trim.
Under-hood fuse box (engine compartment)
Access to the under-hood fuse box is straightforward once the hood is up. This box houses fuses for many engine and performance circuits and is labeled on the inside of the cover with a fuse diagram.
- Location: Engine bay, on the passenger side near the strut tower; a black rectangular box with a removable lid.
- How to access: Open the hood, lift the cover off the fuse box to view the fuse layout.
- What you’ll find: A diagram on the inside of the lid showing fuse numbers, amperages, and the circuits they protect.
- Safety tips: With the ignition off, and the key removed, you can inspect or replace fuses using a fuse puller or a pair of needle-nose pliers. Do not replace with a higher-amp fuse than specified.
Following these steps will help you locate and inspect the under-hood fuse box efficiently.
Interior fuse box
The interior fuse box is located inside the cabin on the driver's side under the dash, near the left knee. It uses a removable panel and comes with a diagram on the cover to identify each fuse.
- Location: Left side of the driver’s footwell under the dash; a panel conceals the fuse box.
- How to access: Remove or flip open the panel to reveal the fuse row.
- What you’ll find: A list of fuses with their amperage and the circuits they protect, printed on the cover or inside the lid.
- Replacement guidance: Use the recommended amperage for each circuit; avoid improvising with larger fuses. A fuse puller is typically included in the box.
Accessing the interior fuse box follows a simple sequence of panel removal, fuse identification, and careful replacement of blown fuses.
Optional: trunk fuse box (if present)
Some Accord configurations may include a secondary fuse block located in the trunk for specific circuits. This is not standard on all trims, so consult the owner's manual or a service diagram for your exact vehicle.
Trunk fuse box
If your model has a trunk fuse block, you will usually find it on the right side of the cargo area behind a small access panel. The cover will show a diagram for the trunk circuits.
Remember to verify your exact model's layout in the manual, as fuse box locations can vary by trim and market.
Summary
For a 2014 Honda Accord, the primary fuse boxes are located in the engine compartment on the passenger side (under the hood) and inside the cabin on the driver's side under the dash. A trunk fuse box is possible on some configurations. Always refer to the owner’s manual or a factory service diagram for your precise trim, and handle fuses with ignition off and power disconnected when required.