Skoda Citigo Fuse Box Diagram [2016-2019]

The Skoda Citigo is a small city car that was produced from 2011 to 2020. It is a popular choice for commuters and city dwellers due to its fuel efficiency and affordability.

This blog post will provide fuse box diagrams for the Skoda Citigo models produced from 2016 to 2019. The diagrams will show the location of the fuse boxes in the vehicle and the amperage rating of each fuse.

Fuse box diagrams are a visual representation of the electrical system in a vehicle. They show the location of each fuse and its corresponding amperage rating. Fuses are used to protect electrical components from damage caused by excessive current.

Let’s explore the Skoda Citigo Fuse Box Diagram for the model years 2016 to 2019.

Fuses color

Fuse colorMax. Amperage Rating
purple3
light brown5
brown7.5
red10
blue15
yellow20
white25
green30
orange40

Skoda Citigo Fuse Box Diagram (Under the dashboard)

You’ll find the fuses right below the steering wheel, tucked beneath the dashboard panel. This is where the fuses are positioned, discreetly resting on the underside of the dashboard. It’s a strategic location designed for easy access and protection. So, if you ever need to work with the fuses, simply look underneath the steering wheel, and you’ll spot them nestled beneath the dash panel. This setup ensures that the fuses are conveniently placed for maintenance and repairs, yet out of the way to avoid accidental disruptions.

Not AssignedProtected Components
1Air Conditioning, diagnostic connector
2Operating the headlight range control, parking aid, positional adjustment of the electric door mirrors, seat heating
3Automatic transmission, engine control unit, power steering, control lever under the steering wheel, instrument cluster, radiator fan
4Airbag
5Reversing light
6Front and rear windscreen wiper system
7Main beam headlamp – left side
8Main beam headlamp – right side
9Not assigned
10Electric exterior mirror heater, diagnostic port, rain sensor
11Daytime driving light
12Not Assigned
13Vehicle lighting – left side
14Vehicle lighting – right side
15Vehicle with START-STOP system: Radio Vehicle without START-STOPsystem: Lighting of switches, heating, automatic transmission, light switch, license plate light
16Vehicle lighting – Rear fog light
17Rear window wiper
18Panoramic roof
19Central locking system
20Rear window heating
21Reversing lights, fog lights
22Horn
23Voltage stabiliser (for START-STOP system);
vehicle lighting (vehicle without START-STOP system)
24Headlamp flasher
25Windscreen wipers
26Vehicle with START-STOP system: Vehicle lights Vehicle without START-STOP system: Radio
27Turn signal lights, brake lights
28Selector lever for the automatic transmission
29Fuel pump
302016-2018: Engine control unit, instrument cluster, rain sensor, control lever under the steering wheel, air conditioning system;

2019: Engine control unit, instrument cluster, control lever under the steering wheel, fuel pump
312016-2018: Vehicle lighting – low beam (applies to vehicle with START-STOP system)

2019: Vehicle lighting
32Central control system
33Vehicle lighting – parking light
34Interior lighting
35Vehicle lighting – right side (applies to vehicle without START-STOP system), instrument cluster (2019)
36Vehicle lighting – left side (applies to vehicle without START-STOP system)
37ESP
38Bar with buttons, DC-DC voltage converter (applies to vehicle with START-STOP system), engine start (2019)
39Control lever under the steering wheel, front and rear window washer
40Lambda probe, radiator fan, gas valve, oil pressure valve, valve for activated charcoal filter, engine components (2019)
41Brake pedal switch, clutch pedal switch, radiator fan, engine components
42Engine control system
432016-2018: Fuel pump, vacuum pump for brake system

2019: Vacuum pump for brake system, air conditioning
44Injection valves, engine components, fuel pump
45Ignition coils, engine components
4612-volt power outlet
47Air blower for air conditioning/heating
48Seat heaters
49Electric windows – right
50Vehicle lighting – daytime running lights, high beam
51Electric windows – left

Fuses on the side of the dash panel

For vehicles equipped with the START-STOP system, the fuse placement is slightly different. You’ll discover the fuses situated along the left-hand side of the dashboard panel. They’re cleverly concealed behind a protective cover, ensuring their safeguarding while still remaining accessible for any necessary adjustments. This location choice takes into consideration the unique features of vehicles with the START-STOP system. Situating the fuses on the left side behind a cover streamlines the process of maintenance and upkeep while maintaining the sleek appearance of the dashboard.

Fuse NumberProtected Components
1ABS/ESP
2Instrument cluster
3Radio
4DC-DC voltage converter, motor starter, bar with buttons
5Air conditioning system
6Not assigned
7Not assigned
8Not assigned
9Vehicle lighting – right side
10Vehicle lighting – left side
11Starter
12DC-DC voltage converter, ABS, instrument cluster, radio

Fuses in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box

You can pinpoint the fuses by focusing on a cover that’s positioned right alongside the vehicle’s battery. This well-thought-out arrangement places the fuses just beneath this cover, creating a convenient and organized setup. This design choice takes practicality into account, ensuring that whenever you need to access or address the fuses, they’re easily reachable while being adequately shielded. This specific arrangement showcases a smart integration of components, with the fuses harmoniously coexisting with the vehicle’s battery in a way that facilitates both functionality and maintenance.

skoda-citigo-fuse-box-diagram
Fuse NumberProtected Components
1ABS/ESP
2Radiator fan, blower fan for air conditioning
3Cooling control system, ignition
4ABS/ESP
5Battery data module, ignition lock
6Ignition lock, starter

Tom Smith is a passionate car mechanic and automotive enthusiast, specializing in the intricate world of car fuse boxes. With years of hands-on experience under the hood, he has earned a reputation as a reliable expert in his field. As the founder and content creator of the popular blog website 'carsfuse.com,' Tom has dedicated himself to sharing his extensive knowledge of car fuse boxes and electrical systems with the world.

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