Reviewed cars Golf 4, Bora, Jetta 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 model year.
Attention! The location and purpose of fuses and relays may differ from yours.
Where is mounting block fuses.
Positive terminal under the hood battery fuses are located.
For access, first remove the casing, recessed buttons of two latches.
Then, pressing the two latches open the block cover.
Appointment
Current, A | Protected circuits |
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S131 | Secondary air pump |
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S132 | Engine management system |
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S133 | 40/50 | |||
S134 | Electrical equipment |
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S138 | 110/150 | Output "B +" of the generator |
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S162 | ABS |
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S163 | ABS |
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S164 | Engine cooling fan motor |
The mounting block of the relay for turning on the secondary air pump is located in engine compartment on the partition.
The direction indicator and alarm relay is integrated in the alarm switch.
Fuses and relays in the salon Volkswagen Golf 4, Bora, Jetta.
The fuse box is located on the left side of the instrument panel.
For access, press the cover with a screwdriver and remove it.
On inside the cover is marked with a diagram of the location of the fuses and tweezers for extraction.
Decryption.
Current, A | Purpose of fuses |
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Glove compartment lamp, electric heated mirrors |
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Direction indicators, alarm, headlight electric corrector |
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Relay fog lights, dimmer |
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License plate lamps |
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Air conditioning, engine management system, electric mirrors, seat heating |
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Central locking and power windows |
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Light bulbs reverse |
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ABS, motion stabilization system, traction control system |
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Electronic control unit (ECU) |
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Dashboard |
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Diagnostic tool power |
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Brake light lamps |
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Interior lamps |
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Instrument panel, motion stabilization system |
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Right headlight (high beam) |
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Left headlight (high beam) |
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Right headlight (low beam), right headlight ( gas discharge lamp), control of headlights with discharge lamps |
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LH headlight (low beam), LH headlight (discharge lamp) |
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Side light bulb (right headlight) |
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Lamp side light(left headlight) |
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Cleaner motor windscreen, washer motor |
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Heater fan, air conditioner |
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Electric heating rear window |
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Tailgate glass wiper motor |
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Fuel pump |
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Electronic control unit, ignition |
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Automatic transmission |
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Injectors |
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Engine management system |
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12V socket |
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Fog lights |
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Car radio, comfort system, central locking, power windows |
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Trunk lamp, central locking, fuel filler flap |
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Alarm |
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Sound signal |
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1 - main panel; 2 - additional panel; K1 - relay sound signal; K2 - switching relay of contact "X"; K4 - relay fuel pump; K5 - wiper control unit; k5 - front passenger seat heating control unit *; k6 - driver's seat heating control unit *; k7 - break relay of brake signal lamps; k8 - cigarette lighter relay *; k11 - relay for reverse light and starter blocking; S37 - additional fuse for power windows *; S111 - additional anti-theft alarm fuse; S114 - additional anti-theft alarm fuse |
Some abbreviations found in the descriptions of options for Japanese cars:4F (4 floor manual transmission) - 4-speed manual transmission
4А / Т - 4-speed automatic transmission
5F (5 floor manual transmission) - 5-speed manual transmission
ABS - anti-lock braking system - anti-lock braking system brakes
AC (A / C) - air conditioner - air conditioner
ANT (antenna) - antenna
AR (air bag) - airbag
AT - automatic transmission - automatic transmission
AW (A / W) - alloy wheels - alloy wheels
CD - compact disk player - CD player
CL (C / L) - central locking - central locking
CS - cassette stereo - radio tape recorder
D - diesel - diesel
DM (door mirror) - mirror on the door
DR - door - door (for example, 5DR - five-door car, 3DR - three-door car)
EW (E / W) - electric windows - power windows
F5 (floor manual 5 speed) - 5-speed manual transmission
FL - fuel - fuel
FL (F / L) - fog lamps - fog lights
FS (F / S) - front spoiler - front spoiler
G - gasoline - gasoline
GG (G / G) - grille guard - arc
H / B - hatch back - hatchback
KE (K / E) - keyless entry - opening doors without keys
LB - log book - technical certificate(service book)
MT - manual transmission - manual transmission
P / U - pick up - pickup
PM (P / M) - power mirror - electrically adjustable mirrors
PS (P / S) - power steering - power steering
PW (P / W) - power window - power windows
RC (R / C) - radio / cassette - radio tape recorder
RS (R / S) - rear spoiler - rear spoiler
RW (R / W) - rear wiper - rear wiper, "broom"
S / D - sedan - sedan
S / H - seat heater - seat heater
S / P - sports - sports car
SKR - skylite roof - "glass" roof (many hatches, "aquarium")
SR (S / R) - sun roof - sunroof
SS (S / S) - side spoiler - side spoiler
ST - stereo - stereo
STR - stereo cassette player & radio - radio tape recorder
T / R = truck - truck
TM (T / M) - transmission - transmission
TR - transmission - transmission
W / G = wagon - station wagon
YR - year - yearSome of the inscriptions and abbreviations that can be found on Japanese cars. Author - S. V. Kornienko
A - ampere (s) - ampere
ABS - anti-lock braking system
А / С (air conditioner) - air conditioner
АСС - position of the ignition switch (wiper, radio, cigarette lighter included)
АСС (accessary) - additional food
ACCEL (accelerator) - gas pedal
ACL (air cleaner) - air cleaner
ADJ --ADJUST - adjustment
A / F (air fuel ratio) - the composition of the fuel-air mixture
AIR FLOW METER - air flow sensor
ALB - anti-lock braking system
ALT (alternator) - generator
ALT (altitude) - height
AM 1 - power supply of the first group of contacts of the ignition lock
AM 2 - power supply of the second group of contacts of the ignition lock
AMR - see A
ANT (antenna) - antenna
APS - rewind mode "autosearch pause" in the tape recorder
ASM (assembly) - assembly
А / Т - automatic transmission
ATDC - After Top Dead Center
ATF (automatic transmission fluid) - automatic transmission fluid
ALTO (automatic) - automatic
B (battery) - battery
BACK UP - reverse
BAND - band (at the radio)
BARO (barometric pressure) - atmospheric pressure
BAT - see B
BEAM - high beam
BELT - belt
BLOWER MOTOR - interior heater motor (aka air conditioner)
BOOST - the amount of vacuum in the intake manifold
BRAKE - brake
BREAKER - thermal breaker (reusable fuse)
BTDS - Top Dead Center
C - see CONTROL
CAC (charge air coder) - intake air cooler
CAM-CAMSHAFT - camshaft
SS - cubic centimeter
CDS FAN (condenser fan motor) - fan motor, condenser cooling (air conditioner radiator)
CHECK - check
CHECK CONNECTOR - test connector
CHG - CHARGE - charging
CHOKE - air damper
CI - central injection
CIG FUSE - cigarette lighter fuse
SKR (crankshaft position) - the position of the crankshaft
СМН (cold mixture heater) - fuel mixture heater
СМР (camshaft position) - position of the camshaft
CO (carbon monoxide) - carbon monoxide
COLD - cold
CONTROL - control
CRANK (crankshaft) - crankshaft
D - DRIVE - movement
DEF (defogger) - defroster, heated rear (front) glass
DI (distributor ignition) - distribute ignition
DITRIBUTOR - distributor
DOHC (double overhead camshaft) - double camshaft in the block head
DOME - dashboard, salon
DOOR CONTROL - door control
DOWN - down
DTS (diagnostic trouble code)
DTM (diagnostic tast mode) - diagnostic mode
E - END - end (fuel)
E - EARTH - "ground" (body)
EAI - air supply to the exhaust system
ЕВСМ (electronic brake control module) - the electronic unit brake control
ECC (emission control computer) - engine emission control unit
ECI - electronic central injection (also CI)
ECM (engine control module) - see ECV
ECON - ECONOMY - economical (operating mode)
ECT (electronic control transmission) - electronic control transmission
ECT (engine coolant temperature) - engine temperature
ECU (electric control unit) - electrical unit management
EFI - electronic injection fuel
EGR (exhaust gas i ^ circulation) - exhaust gas return
ENG - ENGINE - engine
EPS - electronic control shock absorbers
EST-S - see ECT
EVAP (evaporative) - vapor extraction system (from the gas tank)
F (front) - in front
F (full) - full (fuel level)
F (or FF). FORWARD - forward
FAST - fast
FAN MOTOR - fan motor
FAN I / UP RELAY - speed up relay idle move when the fan is turned on
FC (FCUT) - FUEL CUT - fuel cut
FL (fusible link) - safety insert
FLUID - liquid
FOG LIGHTS - fog lights
FP - see FUEL PAMP
FREE - free
FUEL - fuel
FUEL PAMP - fuel pump
FUSE - fuse
FUSIBLE LINK - safety line
FWD (front wheel drive) - front wheel drive
GAUGE - sensor
GLOG PLUG - glow plug
H (hard) - hard (suspension mode)
H (hocr) - hour
H or Hi (high) - high (rpm), high (gear, temperature)
US (high altitude compensation) - atmospheric pressure compensation system
HAI (hot air system) - hot air supply system intake manifold(when the engine is running in severe frost)
HAZ (hazard) - alarm
HEAD LN - left headlight
HEAD RH - right headlight
HEAD RH LWR - right low beam headlamp
HEAD RH UPR - right high beam headlamp
HORN - signal
NOT - hot
HTR (heater) - heater
IAC (idle air control) - idle air control
IDL (idle) - idle
IDL / UP - see I / UP
IG (IGN) - igniter - switch
IG (IGN) - ignition - ignition
IGNITION COIL - ignition coil
HA - ignition integral assemble - ignition integral assembly
INJECTOR - injector
INT - interval - interval
I / UP - idle up - increase idle speed
L (low) - low (rpm), low (gear, temperature)
L (left) - left (mirror, position)
LEVEL - level
LF (left front) - left front
LH (left hand) - left hand
LO - see L
LOCK - lock
LR (left rear) - left rear
LS (left side) - left side
M (medium) - middle
M (memory) - memory
M (minute) - minute
M see MANU
MAP (mass air flow) - air volume meter
MAIN RELAY - main relay
MAN - see MANU
MANU - manual (control, adjustment)
MS (mixture control) - mixture composition control
MIL (malfunction indicator lamp) - malfunction lamp ("check")
MIRROR - rear view mirror
MODE - mode selection
MPI - multipoint injection
M / T - mechanical transmission
N - neutral - neutral (position)
N - normal - normal (state)
O / D - over drive - overdrive
2 WAY 0 / D - automatic shutdown overdrive
ONS - (overhead camshaft) - camshaft in the cylinder head
OFF - disabled
OIL - oil
ON - enabled
OX SENSOR - oxygen sensor
Р - PARKING - parking
РСВ (POWER CB) - power control block - power control unit (usually the control unit for doors, windows)
PCV (positive crancase ventilation) - crankcase ventilation system
PPS (progressive power steering) - steering effort control system
PRE HEATING TIMER - preheating time relay (usually glow plugs)
PUMP - pump
PULL - pull
PUSH - press
PWR (power) - power mode
QUICK - fast
R (return) - return, back
R (right) - right (mirror, position)
RDI FAN (radiator fan motor) - engine cooling radiator fan motor
REAR DOOR - rear door
REAR WASHER MOTOR - rear window washer motor
REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER - rear window defroster
RELAY - relay
RESET - installation
REV (reversal) - change of direction
RICH - rich (mix)
R.P.M. - revolutions per minute
RR - REAR - rear (e.g. RRDEF - rear defroster)
RTR MOTOR - retract motor - motor for opening / closing headlights S (soft) - soft
SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) - Society of Automotive Engineers
SEAT HTR - seat heater - seat heater
SEEK - search
SELECT - selection (mode)
SENSOR - sensor
SET - installation
SLOW - slow
SOHC (single overhead camshaft) - one camshaft in the head of the block
SPD - SPEED - speed
SPORT (S) - sports (mode)
ST - STARTER - starter
SUN ROOF - sunroof car
S / W (switch) - switch
TAIL - parking (lights)
TV (throttle body) - throttle body
TEMS (Toyota electronic modolated suspension) - see EPS
TDS (top dead center) - top dead center
TEMP (temperature) - temperature
THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR - throttle position sensor
THA - temperature heat air - air temperature
TGH - exhaust gas temperature
THW - temperature heat water - water temperature ("Tosola")
TRN - TURN - turn
TURN RELAY - turn relay
UP - up
VACUUM SENSOR - vacuum sensor
VALVE - valve
VSV (vacum solenoid valve) - solenoid valve on the vacuum line
WARMER - heater
W (warning) - warning
WASHER - washer
WATER - water
WD (wheel drive) - driving wheels
WIPER - wiper
WINDOW glass
WS (wheel steer) - steered wheels
4WD (four wheel drive) - four-wheel drive
4A / T - four-speed automatic transmission gear
Absolutely every car contains elements that are responsible for safety and performance. electrical devices, namely the fuse box. To avoid a short circuit, and all the electrics are functioning, it is necessary to change the fuses in time. Let's disassemble the device on a specific car - Opel zafira. Complete transcript fuse box and layout diagram, will help owners this car from German concern.
Location
Specifically in the Zafira model it can be immediately multiple fuse boxes. The manufacturer provides for the installation of two copies: in the engine compartment and directly in the passenger compartment. However, the number of PSUs may differ depending on the year of manufacture and number 3 copies, one of which is located in luggage compartment.
PSU in the salon Opel Zafira
For a simpler understanding, it is better to use the table:
Direction |
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Front power windows |
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Air conditioning, blowing, climate control (in modern models) |
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Airbag |
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Heated rear window |
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Rear window wiper |
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Parktronic performance (if there is a parking pilot) |
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Stove and air conditioner protection |
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Front seat control |
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Tire pressure, rain sensor, mirror adjustment, interior air monitoring |
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Overvoltage protection switches |
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Heated side mirrors protection (rear) |
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Rear power windows |
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Dedicated hole for diagnostics |
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Control and protection of electric side mirrors when folding |
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Anti-theft alarm, motion sensor (in new models) |
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Panel socket and cigarette lighter |
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Rear socket in salon |
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Protection and control of the Open & Start system |
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Vehicle hitch |
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Operability led lamp interior lighting |
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Heated front seats |
Note! Serial numbers that are not included in the table of the fuse box belong to the category of additional (backup).
PSU located under the hood
There is also a table with the following symbols:
Appointment |
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Functioning of the ABS system |
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Stove, air conditioning, ventilation and climate control in the cabin |
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Both fans in the cooling system |
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Washers windshield |
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Horn / horn operation |
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Headlight washers |
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Circulation pump operation |
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Fog lights |
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Cleaners on rear windows |
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ABS systems and Open & Start, as well as the operation of the engine control module |
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Fuel filter(only on diesel engines) |
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Gearbox electronic components |
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Air conditioner performance |
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Engine electronics |
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High and low beam headlight tilt |
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Fuel pump operation |
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Hydraulic booster |
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Electronic filling of the transmission |
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Tilt angle and light adaptation |
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Brake system auto and air conditioner |
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Steering wheel control unit |
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Operation of the display, radio, multimedia system as well as Twin Audio |
Note! In some cases, it is especially important to change fuses that affect the operation of critical devices or are responsible for several processes at once. This will keep yourself safe on the move.
PSU under the hood
Table with the legend for decoding the fuse box Opel Zafira:
Replacement and removal
The procedure is simple. Failed auto control, signals the need to replace a specific fuse. You can do it as follows:
- Disconnect ignition or battery terminal.
- Dismantle the BP cladding.
- The spent element is darker than the rest, it is easy to detect and remove it.
- You can remove it from the connector using special pliers and replace it with a new one.
As a result, there shouldn't be any special difficulties. Correct decoding of the fuse box on the Opel Zafira will help avoid problems in the future. If you have any difficulties, it is better to contact the service center.