The first-generation Toyota Tacoma (Model codes: N140, N150, N160, N170, N190) was introduced in 1995 and remained in its pre-facelift form until 2000. Designed as a compact pickup truck with an emphasis on ride comfort and improved safety over its predecessor, the Toyota Pickup (Hilux in some markets), this generation marked a major shift toward a more car-like driving experience. It was available in multiple configurations, including Regular Cab, Xtracab, and PreRunner models.
In this article, you will find fuse box diagrams for the Toyota Tacoma, covering model years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000. These diagrams are essential for identifying and understanding the function of each fuse and relay in your vehicle’s electrical system.
What’s Included:
Fuse Box Diagrams – Detailed layouts of the fuse boxes to help you locate and identify each fuse and relay.
Fuse Panel Locations – Information on where to find the main fuse panels inside the cabin and under the hood.
Fuse Assignments – Full descriptions of each fuse and relay’s purpose, aiding in diagnostics and electrical troubleshooting.
Whether you’re replacing a blown fuse or resolving a power issue, this guide is a valuable resource for keeping your Toyota Tacoma (1995–2000) running smoothly and reliably.
The fuse box is located behind the cover to the left and below the steering wheel.
Engine Compartment
Fuse Box Diagrams
1995, 1996, 1997
Passenger Compartment
Assignment of the fuses in the instrument panel (1995-1997)
№
Name
Amp
Description
18
4WD
15A
A.D.D. control system, four-wheel drive control system, rear differential lock system
19
GAUGE
10A
Gauges and meters, back-up lights, cruise control system, power antenna, power door lock control system, electronically controlled automatic transmission system, starting system, charging system, heater control system
20
TURN
10A
Turn signal lights
21
ECU-IG
15A
Cruise control system, anti-lock brake system, shift lock system
22
WIPER
20A
Windshield wipers and washer
23
IGN
7.5A
Discharge warning light, SRS airbag system
24
RADIO
7.5A
Car audio system, power antenna
25
CIG
15A
Cigarette lighter, clock, power rear view mirrors, back-up lights, shift lock system
26
ECU-B
15A
SRS airbag warning light, daytime running light system, cruise control syste, anti-lock brake system
Assignment of the fuses in the instrument panel (1998-2000)
№
Name
Amp
Description
18
STA
7.5A
Clutch start cancel system, starting system, gauges and meters
19
4WD
20A
A.D.D. control system, four-wheel drive control system, rear differential lock system
20
GAUGE
10A
Gauges and meters, back-up lights, cruise control system, power antenna, power door lock control system, electronically controlled automatic transmission system, starting system, charging system, air conditioning system
21
TURN
10A
Turn signal lights, emergency flashers
22
ECU-IG
15A
Cruise control system, anti-lock brake system, automatic transmission shift lock system
23
WIPER
20A
Windshield wipers and washer
24
IGN
7.5A
Discharge warning light, SRS airbag system, seat belt pretensioners, multiport fuel injection system/ sequential multiport fuel injection system
25
RADIO
7.5A
Car audio system, power antenna
26
CIG
15A
Cigarette lighter, clock, power rear view mirrors, back-up lights, automatic transmission shift lock system, SRS airbag system, seat belt pretensioners
27
ECU-B
15A
SRS warning light, daytime running light system, cruise control system, SRS airbag system, seat belt pretensioners
What are the cigar lighter (power outlet) fuses for the Toyota Tacoma (1995–2000)?
The fuse locations for the cigar lighter and power outlet in the Toyota Tacoma vary by year:
1995–1997: Fuse #25 “CIG” in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box (controls the cigarette lighter).
1998–2000: Fuse #26 “CIG” in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box (cigarette lighter), and Fuse #1 “PWR OUTLET” in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box (auxiliary power outlet).
If your lighter or outlet is not working, check these fuses first and replace any that are blown using the correct amperage.