2012-2016 Porsche 911 fuse box diagram

The Porsche 911 (991) from 2012 to 2016, shows where each fuse panel is located inside the car and explains what each fuse is for (fuse layout).

Cigar lighter (power outlet) fuses in the Porsche 911 (991) are the fuses D7 (Center console socket, Cigarette lighter), D8 (Footwell socket) and D10 (Socket in glove box) in the Right Passenger compartment fuse box.

Fuse box in left footwell

2012-2016-Porsche-911-left-footwell-fuse-box-diagram-carsfuse.com
Fuse NumberDesignationFuse Amp
A1Air-conditioning fan, R/L40
A2PSM control unit40
A3Seat adjustment25
A4PASM control unit40
B1Headlight adjustment for LHD/RHD
Front lid light
Front lid actuator
Left high beam
Left low beam
Side marker light, FR
Turn signal lights, RL
Heated washer jets
40
B2Exhaust flap control
Raised brake light, spoiler
Rear lid actuator
Rear fog light, right
Reversing light, left
Brake light, left
Tail light, left
Daytime driving light, FL
15
B3Alarm horn15
B4Interior lighting
Hall sensors
Orientation light
Number plate light
Rear wiper electronics activation
Heated rear window relay
Central locking LED
Door panels LED
Ambient light
Raised brake light
Rear fog light, left
Brake light, right
Reversing light, right
Daytime driving light, FR
Tail light, right
15
B5Fuel pump relay20
B6Filler flap close/open
Electric steering column lock
Terminal 30
Washer pump, front/rear
10
B7Not used
B8Air conditioning control unit7,5
B9Instrument cluster
Steering column stopwatch
10
B10PCM25
C1Center console button panel
Gateway control unit
Diagnostic socket
Ignition lock
Locking the steering column
Passenger compartment monitoring sensor
Light switch
Front left door control unit
Bluetooth phone charger
15
C2Start-relevant loads
Footwell lights
Electric ignition lock anti-removal lock
Turn signal light indicator, FL/FR
Emergency flasher button LED
Electric ignition lock light
Side turn signal lights, FR/FL
High beam, FR
Low beam, FR
Turn signal light indicator, RR
Side marker light, FL
40
C3Vehicle Tracking
System control unit
5
C4Horn15
C5Cabriolet:
Convertible-top lock closing mechanism open/closed
Filler flap
Cabriolet:
Convertible top storage compartment catch open/close
Rear spoiler control extend/retract
30
C6Power window control unit, FL25
C7Headlight cleaning system30
C8PSM control unit25
C9Alarm siren5
C10Cabriolet: Rear power window control unit, RL5
D1Rear wiper15
D2HomeLink5
D3Left headlight5
D4Gateway/diagnostic socket
Air quality sensor
5
D5PSM control unit5
D6Steering column switching module
Electronic steering gear
5
D7Selector lever control unit
Clutch switch sensor
5
D8Right headlight5
D9Not used
D10Seat ventilation motors5

Fuse box in right footwell

2012-2016-Porsche-911-right-footwell-fuse-box-diagram-carsfuse.com
Fuse NumberDesignationFuse Amp
A1DC/DC converter, infotainment40
A2DC/DC converter roof console power supply40
A3Fresh-air blower motor
Blower regulator
40
A4Right seat control unit
Seat adjustment
25
B1Rain sensor5
B2Air conditioning control unit25
B3Tank leakage diagnosis, USA5
B4PDDC control unit10
B5TPM control unit5
B6TV tuner5
B7High-end subwoofer amplifier
Subwoofer amplifier
40
25
B8Not used
B9Not used
B10Not used
C1Not used
C2Electric parking brake button5
C3Power window control unit, FR7,5
C4Cabriolet: Rear power window control unit, RR20
C5Cabriolet: Rear power window control unit, RR electronics5
C6Front wiper motor30
C7Power window control unit, FR25
C8Steering column adjustment25
C9Roof console5
C10Sound system amplifier40/ 25
D1Airbag control unit5
D2Airbag control unit5
D3PDCC control unit7,5
D4PDC control unit
EC mirror
Refrigerant pressure sensor
7,5
D5Not used
D6Seat ventilation, right5
D7Center console socket
Cigarette lighter
20
D8Footwell socket, USA20
D9Not used
D10Socket in glove box20
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