In brief, the 2006 Honda Accord uses two fuse boxes: one under the hood in the engine compartment and one inside the cabin under the driver's side dash.
In this article, we explain exactly where to find each fuse box, what circuits they typically protect, and how to safely inspect and replace fuses. We also offer tips for identifying a blown fuse and what steps to take if a fuse keeps blowing.
Fuse box locations in the 2006 Honda Accord
These are the two primary fuse areas you’ll need to check if electrical components stop working.
Engine compartment fuse box
Located in the engine bay, this box is typically on the driver’s side near the fender or battery. It has a removable lid with a diagram showing fuse numbers and their corresponding circuits.
- Fuses for major power circuits such as ignition, engine control module (ECU), fuel pump, and main power relays
- Fuses for critical systems like ABS, cooling fans, headlights, and horn
- Fuses for other high-current or accessory circuits as labeled on the lid
The exact fuse numbers and amperage ratings are printed on the fuse box lid and on the inside of the cover. If a fuse blows, replace it with a fuse of the same amperage rating and check for underlying causes. If the fuse repeatedly blows, have the vehicle inspected by a qualified technician.
Interior fuse box
Inside the car, the interior fuse box is usually located under the driver's side dash, behind a small access panel. It’s common for the panel to include a diagram showing which fuse covers which circuits.
- Fuses for interior electronics such as the radio, instrument cluster, and HVAC controls
- Fuses for power windows, power door locks, and sunroof (if equipped)
- Fuses for interior lighting and courtesy lights, and for miscellaneous accessories
As with engine fuses, use the same amperage rating when replacing interior fuses. If you encounter repeated fuse failures, consult a mechanic to diagnose potential wiring or component faults.
Summary
In short, the 2006 Honda Accord relies on two main fuse boxes: one in the engine compartment and one inside the cabin. The fuse box covers provide diagrams that identify each circuit and the correct amperage. Always replace a blown fuse with the same rating and seek professional help if fuses continue to fail.