82662-44210 Toyota Isis 2005 Fuse Relay Box ZNM10G 1ZZFE

Toyota Isis 2005 Fuse Relay Box 82662-44210, 82662-44211, 82663-68010, 82741-63010, 8266244210, 8266244211, 8266368010, 8274163010 ,ZNM10G, 1ZZ-FE, PP-T20+GF10, PA66-PPE Fuse/Relay Box (Junction Block) Toyota ISIS ZNM10G.

Product Description
This is a genuine-OEM or tested used Fuse/Relay Box / Junction Block designed for the Toyota ISIS ZNM10G (≈2005 model) minivan. The housing material is indicated as PP-T20+GF10 (polypropylene with 20% glass-fibre) or PA66-PPE (polyamide 66 with PPE blend), which are typical engineering plastics used in automotive fuse boxes. The part controls the distribution of fuses, relays and often includes a mounting bracket and integrated block for the engine room or interior fuse-relay layout.

Before purchasing and installing, make sure:

• The part number or chassis part matches your original unit’s location (engine compartment fuse/relay box or interior).

• The connector layout, mounting points, and harness plug match exactly your vehicle.

• The box is intact (no cracked housing, water ingress, broken tabs or missing relays/fuses) as these components are critical to power distribution.

• If it includes relays or mini-modules inside, ensure they are present or accounted for otherwise you may receive only the empty base.

• Verify compatibility with your model year, engine, and wiring harness to avoid misfits.

Compatibility / Notes Table

Important Notes

• The material codes “PP-T20+GF10” and “PA66-PPE” refer to the plastic grade of the fuse/relay box housing; this is helpful to confirm authenticity but is not the primary fit-factor (which is part-number, connector layout, mounting).

• Many online listings for Toyota fuse boxes mention “PP-T20+GF10 | PA66+PPE” as the material description. Because this is a distribution component (rather than control-module with firmware), it typically does not require programming, but if you are replacing an integrated main fuse block with relays, ensure your relays and fuses are present.

• Always compare your original part’s tag, mounting position, and fuse/relay layout to the replacement.

• If your vehicle suffered water damage or the fuse/relay box appears compromised, it might be necessary to inspect wiring for corrosion or short circuits.