What Is The Location Of The ACC Radio Fuse On A 2014 Honda CR-V

Updated 07/27/2023 | Published 07/26/2023

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Question:

good morning Kevin C thank you for you answer to my question about the dead battery when flat towing a 2014 Honda CRV. Your advice was to pull 7.5amp radio fuse in position 19 however our fuse box diagram shows that position 19 is a 7.5 amp fuse but the discription is ACC we show the radio fuse in position 25 it is a 10A. the picture you sent showed location 19 as incorrect and the correct fuse as ? the number can not be read. Can you help thank you

asked by: Mary

Expert Reply:

The current version of the owner’s manual for the 2014 Honda CR-V contains a diagram that incorrectly identifies the fuse that should be pulled for flat towing the vehicle. The correct fuse to remove is number 19 (ACC) which, in this diagram, is the first fuse in the row of four 7.5 amp fuses (identified by the green arrow) and is rated for 7.5 amps itself.

You can also test to ensure that you have the correct use by removing it and seeing if the radio will turn on. Once you've identified the correct fuse you can then install the Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass # RM76511 to make deactivating/activating the fuse as easy as flipping a switch. I've attached a video of the installation process for this bypass where Joe will show you where the fuse is located as well.

expert reply by: Kevin C