The first-generation Toyota Tacoma (Model codes: N140, N150, N160, N170, N190) received a facelift and was produced from 2000 to 2004. This generation solidified Tacoma’s reputation for reliability, durability, and off-road prowess. With refreshed styling, improved interior features, and a range of engine options, it became a top contender in the compact pickup market.
In this article, you will find fuse box diagrams for the Toyota Tacoma, covering model years 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004. These diagrams provide essential information to help you identify the location and purpose of each fuse and relay.
What’s Included:
Fuse Box Diagrams – Clear visuals to pinpoint fuse and relay positions, including their ratings and functions.
Fuse Panel Locations – Instructions to help you locate the fuse panels inside the cabin and under the hood.
Fuse Assignments – Comprehensive list detailing what each fuse and relay controls, making diagnostics and maintenance easier.
Whether you’re addressing an electrical issue or simply performing routine maintenance, this guide will help keep your Toyota Tacoma (2000–2004) running reliably by ensuring its electrical system remains in top condition.
Which fuses control the cigar lighter (power outlet) in the Toyota Tacoma?
In the Toyota Tacoma, the cigar lighter and auxiliary power outlet circuits are protected by:
Fuse #2 “ACC” — Cigarette Lighter (12 V accessory outlet), located in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box Fuse #19 “PWR OUTLET” — Auxiliary Power Outlet, located in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box
These fuses are essential for powering the front interior 12 V socket and any additional powered outlets installed in the vehicle.
