The fourth generation of the BMW 7 Series was produced in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 under the E65 body design. E66 – a longer version of the car was designated, and e67 – armored versions. During this time, the car went through one restyling. We offer information on relay blocks and fuses for bmw e65 and e66 with a detailed description of the circuits.
This BMW version has two main fuse boxes. One is in the cabin, the other is in the trunk.
Passenger compartment fuse box
It is located behind the glove compartment, or as it is also called the glove compartment.
To access, push the cover tab forward and flip up. It will look something like this.



At the bottom there should be a fuse data sheet with up-to-date information for your model. We offer only general information. Spare fuses and plastic tweezers are located on the mounting block in the trunk.
Diagram
3 fuses are responsible for the cigarette lighter – 31, 32, 43.
Designation
1 | (20A) Auxiliary heater |
2 | (5A) Audio / Radio |
3 | (30A) |
4 | – |
5 | (7.5A) |
6 | CD changer |
7 | (7,5A) Cruise control |
8 | (10A) |
9 | (5A) Tire pressure monitoring system |
10 | (15A) A / C control module |
11 | (7,5A) |
12 | (20A) Steering column control module |
13 | – |
14 | (15A) Suspension system |
15 | (15A) |
16 | – |
17 | (5A) |
18 | (5A) Headlamp leveling control module |
19 | (30A) Rear left door control module |
20 | (25A) |
21 | (30A) Left front door control module |
22 | (15A) |
23 | (30A) Power seats, front |
24 | (10A) Night vision control module |
25 | – |
26 | – |
27 | – |
28 | (15A) Instrument cluster control module |
29 | (7.5A) Diagnostic connector (DLC) |
30 | (10A) Glow plugs |
31 | (20A) Cigarette lighter (s) |
32 | (20A ) Charging connector (s) |
33 | (7.5A) |
34 | (5A) |
35 | (40A) Windshield wiper |
36 | (50A) |
37 | (40A) Air conditioning / heater blower motor control module |
38 | – |
39 | (50A) ABS system |
40 | (60A) Engine electrical system |
41 | (50A) |
42 | (50A) Ignition switch control module |
43 | (50A) Cigarette lighter |
44 | (50A) |
Luggage compartment fuse box
Fold out the right side panel by grasping the handle at the top. The current fuse specification is shown on the inside of the panel.



Assignment
51 | (15A) Heated windscreen relay |
52 | (15A) Refrigerator |
53 | (5A) |
54 | (5A) Remote control module for central locking and engine start |
55 | (30A) Heated rear seat control module |
56 | (30A) Power seats, front |
57 | (15A) |
58 | (30A) Right front door control module |
59 | (5A) Parking brake control module |
60 | (30A) Rear right door control module |
61 | (30A) Parking brake control module |
62 | (30A) Active suspension compressor |
63 | (20A) Sunroof control module |
64 | – |
65 | (30A) Radio |
66 | (20A) Trailer socket |
67 | – |
68 | – |
69 | – |
70 | – |
71 | (5A) |
72 | (7.5) Suspension control module |
73 | (15A) Fuel pump |
74 | – |
75 | (30A) Heated seats |
76 | (10A) Navigation system / DVD |
77 | (5A) Seat air conditioning |
78 | (30A) Heated seats |
79 | (10A) Telephone |
80 | – |
81 | (50A) Trunk lid open / close control module |
82 | – |
83 | (40A) |
84 |
Your webaddress is called fuseandrelay.com yet I haven’t seen any mention of the relay locations and assignments for the BMW E65/E66. I know there are relays as I have seen three. Two by the trunk power module and one behind the fuse panel behind the glove box. Knowing he locations and assignments of all relays would be extremely helpful when troubleshooting issues such as air conditioner suddenly stops blowing cold air. Kinda difficult to follow process of elimination on compressor clutch function when the electrical components controling power to the clut h can’t be located.