The BMW 3-Series from 2011 to 2019 (generations F30, F31, F34) has fuse boxes inside the car. These boxes contain fuses and relays that control various electrical components like lights and power windows. If you need to replace a fuse or check which one controls a specific function (like the radio or air conditioning), you can find diagrams for each year and model (such as 316i, 320i, 328d) online.
These diagrams show you where the fuse panels are located and what each fuse is for, making it easier to troubleshoot electrical issues in your BMW.
Table of Contents
Fuse Box Location
Engine compartment
It is located on the right side of the engine compartment (on the left side on the right-hand drive vehicles), under the plastic cover.
Passenger Compartment
It is located in the front pillar on the passenger side, under the glove box.
Luggage compartment
It is located on the right side, behind the cover, above the battery.
Engine compartment
Assignment of the fuses
Passenger Compartment
Scheme
1 | 54-pin connector |
2 | 12-pin connector |
3 | 42-pin connector |
4 | 54-pin connector |
5 | Fuses |
6 | Connector (1-pin, positive) |
7 | Relays |
8 | 54-pin connector |
9 | 54-pin connector |
10 | 54-pin connector |
Fuses |
Switching center in the steering column (SZL) |
Control panel for driver assistance systems |
Lighting control panel |
LED headlights |
Rear electronic module (REM) |
Connector OBDII, IHKA |
Electronic block of external door handle |
Window lifter |
Central locking |
Relay |
Electric windows |
Central locking |
Headlight washers |
Starter |
Horn |
Windshield wiper at 1/2 speed |
Luggage Compartment
Assignment of the fuses
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