fuse diagram not one in the user manual?

Here are the fuse allocations. I had to attach the list in several pictures. Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions. Here is a guide to help you step by step with instructions in the diagrams below to show you how on your car.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse

Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

This is awesome. Thank you. Do you know if this applies to all models?

To clarify, does this apply to all sub-models of the 2017 Jetta?

Hi and welcome back:
That is the only one they show, so I assume yes. There may be things listed on it which your vehicle doesn't have.

Let me know if you need anything.

Take care,
Joe

When I use the wipers on intermittent, there is a clicking coming from the fuse box when the wipers start. Click when the wipers start and click when the wipers stop. This of course is happening every 10-15 seconds because of the low settings. I understand the current starts and stops with ever movement, however I don't want to hear a click from the fuse box. What do I need to do, check the fuses?

Here is a guide to help check the fuses and the fuse location in the diagrams below.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse

Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know what you find.

I need a fuse diagram for both internal and external fuse boxes. the in desperate need!

Hi, welcome to 2CarPros.

I need the 8th digit in your VIN so I can look up your vehicle.

Thank you, Rich

Hello the 8th character in my VIN is: J, however is not a digit. Is this what you mean? The full VIN is 3VWRZ7AJ2AM053761

You will find the info below. Let me know if you need anything else.

Rich

Thank you for the response! I see that the list that has SC1, SC2, SC3 and so on are for the internal fuses. However for the outside one, Fuse E-Box, I don't understand. I see it's component, but I don't know where to put it and what volt level the fuse should be, thanks!

Sorry, these are the diagrams for the one under the hood and the one under the dash.

All voltages in all fuse blocks are 12 volts. Some voltages out of the computer are 5 volts.

Rich

Hello Rich,

Unfortunately I'm still confused. If you refer back to the very first image you sent me on the first bundle of files (under the hood fuse diagram ), you'll see that it goes from sb1 all the way to sb50 (fuses) however the recent list you sent me only goes up to sb18. Is there still more to the list? I also don't understand what fuse panel A is for? Thanks

Okay, sorry again. This tiny car has more fuses than 6 American cars combined! I am also having to use 2 different sources to get this info which is making it difficult.

I am seeing this car has 4 fuse/relay boxes. Is that correct? Do you want the info for all 4?

I will keep digging tonight but at this point I think I pieced together all the info for the under hood main box. Posted below. Let me know if this is not right. And as I said I will dig for the others.

Rich

Okay, this should be the main box inside the car. Do you need the 2 relay centers also?

Rich

Hello Rich, the under the hood fuse box does not match. can you refer to another one please? I have one with 2 100 blocks.

You also gave me to two different lists of the inside fuse panel, the second list does not match the first one.

Okay, I have the 8th VIN#, I have the year etc. That info is based on one model Jetta. There are 3 different Jetta's. It was my assumption they all had the same wiring. So what model Jetta do you have? And is it 2 door, 4 door, hatch back, auto or standard transmission?

This is nuts! hahaha.

Rich

Mine is the Jetta Sedan .

Okay, this is what I have for your vehicle. If this is not right let me know and I will pass this to someone else and see if they can find something I can't. The diagrams are named what the fuse panels are called.

Rich

Fuses put back in wrong place now car is showing Brake light symbol skidding symbol and others, all he has done is took fuse out one by one to check but because of spaces got confused

I found these diagrams for you it shows the fuse amp rating and the number slot they go into and a guide to help you test them

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse

Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

I'm looking for fuse panel information/diagrams of the inner panel and the engine compartment

engine code BGQ.

I've heard there are different variations my production date is November 2004.

Welcome back. These are the fuses, locations and the circuits powered by the fuses for the underhood and interior boxes. For the Jetta build date Nov. 2004
What is the the issue you are having?

I need the fuse diagram to know what fuse is for what. my car doesn't have the paper for the interior or exterior.

Hi and thanks for using 2CarPros.

There is no V6 shown for this vehicle, so I will attach the information for both the 1.8T and the 2.0.

The first pictures are for the 1.8T. Pictures 1 and 2 are of the interior fuse panel (left side). Picture 3 is the battery bracket. Picture 4 fuses on relay panel

2.0L
Picture 5 and 6 left side fuse panel. Picture 7 is the battery bracket. Picture 8 is the fuses on the relay panel.

Hi and thanks for using 2CarPros.

There is no V6 shown for this vehicle, so I will attach the information for both the 1.8T and the 2.0.

The first pictures are for the 1.8T. Pictures 1 and 2 are of the interior fuse panel (left side). Picture 3 is the battery bracket. Picture 4 fuses on relay panel

2.0L
Picture 5 and 6 left side fuse panel. Picture 7 is the battery bracket. Picture 8 is the fuses on the relay panel.

Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.

Joe

It didn't give me the option for a 5 cylinder my car is 2005 Volkswagen Jetta 2.5L it doesn't have the fuse guide that says what fuse goes to what interior or exterior.

Pic 1 Fuses under hood on electronics box
Pic 2, 3, 4 Interior fuse panel legend and layout

Let me know if this helps.

Thanks for this information. The pictures sent were internal fuses 1-4 and 14-36 I have 49 fuse slots in my car. This is the right diagram and guide I just need 1-49 internal and all fuses for external under the hood. Thanks again

My cars internal fuse box I need 1-49 fuse numbers and what they all control.

That's fuse panel C. See the attached pictures.

There may be fuses listed that are not used.

Let me know if this helps.

Joe

Somebody had tried rewiring the fuse box. i would like to get a color code and numbered location for each wire. it's a standard model with no extra features can somebody please help, i can't really afford to pay the dealership $120.00 per hour to have this job done when i am perfectly capable.

Hi,

Here is the problem: There are several fuse boxes on this vehicle. What I am going to try to do to help is this. First, I am going to provide the entire power distribution wiring schematic which indicates what fuse box is supplying power and wire color and fuse number. Then I will provide what each fuse is for. Please understand, there are many pages of the schematic. I have to, at a minimum, cut them in half to make them readable for you. I will keep them in order and overlap them so you can follow them easier.

Pics 7 and 8 Instrument panel left.



I hope this helps.

Joe

Interior problem 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Manual 92000 miles
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I bought my daughter a 2000 Jetta this weekend and the cigarette lighter doesn't work for her to plug in a GPS. It looks as if something was spilled in it. Where can I find a diagram where I can check the fuse?

Hello,

Here is a guide to help you test the fuse #41 located it from these diagrams of the fuse panel (below):

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse

Open the driver door and look at the side of the dash, you will see an access panel, pop it open and you will see the fuses. The cover will have a small card attached to it with icons. Look
for a cigarette icon to match-up which fuse to check. Here is the fuse panel identification

Check out the diagrams (below)

Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

Cheers, Ken

Hey Experts! The first diagram posted here at the top is the one for my vehicle! 2017 Jetta GLI. The only issue I’m having is trying to pinpoint which fuse corresponds with the rear running tail lights (drivers side). The fuses in that diagram aren’t always labeled what i would look for, (for instance windshield wipers is F10 - Right Steering Column Switch), so I’m wondering if there is a more technical term I’m just overlooking that corresponds with the drivers side tail light that I’m missing?

If you look below, I attached a small portion of the wiring schematic from above. I highlighted the wire to the tail light (left side). Power is provided from the electrical control module, behind fuse panel C. Thus, there isn't a specific fuse. What you would have to do is check that pin for power.

Have you checked the grey/black wire at the tail lamp for power? If you haven't do that. Here is a link that you may find helpful:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-wiring

Let's first confirm that it isn't an issue with the light socket or a bulb.

Let me know what you find.

Joe

Hey Joe! Appreciate the help!

Here’s what we know so far:

It’s not the bulb (replaced them with fresh ones), no dice. Swapped the left and right units - and the unit that wasn’t working works on the passenger side, and the unit that was working does not work on the drivers side.

Additionally - the running tail light does come on for certain things. When it’s in park (this is a new development as of today) and when the brake is applied (but there is about a 3 second delay - whereas the brake lights come on immediately).

So I know the thing can work, so guessing it’s not the wiring. Wasn’t sure if there is a separate fuse for the brakes vs running tail light to explain why it works for certain functions.

Also just want to thank all the experts on here for taking time out of your day to come help random strangers. You guys rock!