Skoda Superb 3 rd generation (MK3) went on sale in 2015. This car was also produced in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. In this article, we will present a designation of the 3rd generation Skoda Superb fuses with box diagrams. Note the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.
If the current description does not fit and you own the 2nd generation Skoda Superb, then study the relevant material.
Passenger compartment fuse box
It is located behind the glove compartment in the dashboard. To access the unit, you need to get out the box itself by pressing the latches “A”.
The box will look something like this.
Diagram
Assignment
- Not used
- Not used
- Voltage stabilizer for taxi cars
- Not used
- Data bus
- Automatic transmission
- Climate control, heater, remote control receiver for autonomous heater, heated rear window, heated windshield, clock
- Light switch, rain sensor, diagnostic connector, electromechanical parking brake,
instrument cluster illumination , anti-theft alarm sensor - USB port
- Infotainment display, TV tuner
- Seat belt pretensioner – left side
- Head device
- Shock Absorber Adjustment
- Air conditioner and heater fan
- Electric steering column adjustment
- Mobile phone compartment (Phonebox)
- Instrument cluster, emergency drive
- Rear View Camera
- KESSY
- SCR
- Four-wheel drive, air conditioning compressor (GreenLine)
- Trailer coupling
- Light on the right
- Panoramic sunroof
- Central locking of the driver’s door and left rear door, heating, folding and adjusting the outside mirror on the
driver’s side - Heated front seats
- Audio amplifier
- Electrical socket for towing hitch
- Understeering’s shifter
- 12V socket in the luggage compartment
- Lighting on the left
- Parking assistant, parking autopilot
- Airbag, hazard warning light switch
- ASR, ESC, tire pressure monitor, air conditioning, reversing light switch, auto-dimming mirrors, START-STOP system, heated rear seats, electromechanical parking brake, light switch
- AFS headlights, diagnostic connector, camera, radar, voltage stabilizer for taxi cars
- Right headlight
- Left headlight
- Electrical socket for towing hitch
- Front passenger door and right door central locking, heating, folding and adjusting the outside mirror on
the front passenger side - 12V socket, cigarette lighter
- Seat belt pretensioners – right side
- Luggage compartment lid, headlight washer, windshield washer
- Xenon headlights, interior lighting
- Electrical socket for towing hitch
- Electric seat adjustment
- 230 V socket
- Rear window wiper
- Blind spot monitoring
- Engine start, clutch pedal switch
- Opening the boot lid
- Heated rear seat
- Heated front seats
- Heated rear window
- A – Multifunctional unit for left-hand drive taxi cars
The fuse number 40, 20A, is responsible for the cigarette lighter in the cabin.
Engine compartment fuse box
In the engine compartment, it is located on the left side and is closed by a lid. It’s easy enough to open it. Simultaneously squeeze the catches in the direction of arrow 1 and lift in the direction of arrow 2.
The box itself consists of 2 parts. 1 – department of fuses and relays 2 – department of high power fuses.
Diagram
Designation
- ESC, parking brake
- ESC
- Engine management system
- Radiator fan, fuel pressure regulating valve, electric auxiliary heater
- Ignition
- Brake pressure sensor
- Radiator louver, coolant pump
- The Lambda probe
- Coolant pump, ignition, pre-glow system, air mass meter
- Fuel pump
- Additional electric heater
- Additional electric heater
- Automatic transmission
- Heated windshield
- Sound signal
- Ignition
- ESC, engine management system, main relay coil
- Data bus battery data module
- Windshield wiper
- Security alarm
- Not used
- Engine control system, voltage stabilizer for taxi cars
- Starter
- Additional electric heater
Then only 33 – SCR and Auxiliary heater – 37. The rest are not used or are in reserve.
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I have a problem with my usb port. My lightener working and aux. But usb no. It s possible to have a different powered fuse?!