95224-0M000 OE Number Match Required Automotive Fuse Box Multi-Purpose Circuit Relay 12V Confirm Fit by OE Number Terminal Layout Fuse Slot Diagram Before Purchase

["Automotive fuse box relay sold under main number 95224-0M000 for buyers replacing a multi-purpose relay in a fuse box or fuse-relay box. 3-Point Fitment Check: 1) Match 95224-0M000 exactly on the relay being removed or in your service reference; 2) Match terminal count/layout, housing shape, voltage marking, and amp marking on your original relay; 3) Confirm the relay slot/circuit by the fuse box legend and vehicle manual before purchase. Not for applications with mismatched pin count, rating, or layout.","Install / Replace Tips: Disconnect battery power before service. Identify the relay location from the fuse box legend or vehicle manual, pull the relay straight out, and press the replacement straight in without prying or forcing the housing. Inspect the socket for corrosion, looseness, spread terminals, or heat damage before installing a new relay. Typical installation area is a Fuse Box Relay / Fuse-Relay Box Relay position unless your manual states a more specific location. Do not use if pin count, rating, housing size, or terminal layout differ.","Search markings / search number formats: buyers may search 95224-0M000, 952240M000, 95224 0M000, or 95224-OM000. Search aid only—these formats are not presented here as verified replacement-chain IDs. No verified replacement-chain IDs are included in this listing. Confirm by the main ID, terminal layout, electrical rating, and relay slot before purchase.","Application note: this is listed as a multi-purpose relay; the actual circuit depends on slot assignment and vehicle configuration. Do not buy by symptom name alone or by year/make/model alone unless your own service reference confirms 95224-0M000. Similar relay families can be used across different circuits, so you should always confirm the exact slot and relay specification in the fuse box diagram or vehicle manual.","Before ordering, compare the removed relay against the listing by main number, terminal arrangement, housing footprint, and printed electrical marks. Relay-related symptoms can include intermittent power loss or a non-working circuit, but similar issues can also be caused by a fuse, wiring problem, switch, module, or socket damage. Replace only after proper diagnosis and do not install into a socket with visible overheating or loosened terminals."]