2015 Genesis Fuse Size

[Bryandowen]

I'm having the worst time trying to figure out the correct fuse size for my 2015 Genesis. I saw a thread on here for an older model (2012?) where someone was having a hard time finding anybody who knew the size, but someone finally answered "ATM". I just bought some ATM fuses today, and guess what -- they're way too big.

Does anybody know the right size for the 2015 Genesis? For fuses smaller than ATM, I've seen reference to MICRO, MICRO2, MICRO3, and LPMINI. I'm stumped.

Thanks,

-Bryan

 

[Mark_888]

According to page 7-61 of the 2015 Owner's Manual, three kinds of fuses are used:

• blade type for lower amperage rating,
• cartridge type, and
• fusible link for higher amperage ratings.

But the pics also show a Multi-fuse type also.

I would go to a dealer parts department and ask them about what they called. If you want to buy a few, they are about $1-$3 each depending on type and size.

Here is listing on eBay for one of the mini-fuses. I got the Hyundai part number from the official Hyundai parts catalog.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HYUNDAI-OEM...ash=item41b5fcb6c6:g:Gi0AAOSwe7BWvBau&vxp=mtr

 

[Mladen5375]

I'm having the worst time trying to figure out the correct fuse size for my 2015 Genesis. I saw a thread on here for an older model (2012?) where someone was having a hard time finding anybody who knew the size, but someone finally answered "ATM". I just bought some ATM fuses today, and guess what -- they're way too big.

Does anybody know the right size for the 2015 Genesis? For fuses smaller than ATM, I've seen reference to MICRO, MICRO2, MICRO3, and LPMINI. I'm stumped.

Thanks,

-Bryan

They are Micro 2 fuses

 

[Bryandowen]

+1 on "Micro2" fuses -- I can confirm this. I finally tracked some down on Amazon.com.

I don't know why the manual doesn't say this anywhere. You can't tell it by looking at the OEM part #s either. OEM is 3x-10x more expensive than buying through Amazon. It's almost like they want you to pay a whole bunch of money for your fuses.

 

[Mark_888]

OEM is 3x-10x more expensive than buying through Amazon. It's almost like they want you to pay a whole bunch of money for your fuses.

Anything one buys at a dealer parts department is going to be more expensive. It has been estimated, that if one had to buy all the parts that were used to make a car through a dealer parts department (for any brand of car), the sum total of parts would cost 5 times more than the MSRP of the car. There are a lot of reasons for this, many of them legitimate.