Volkswagen Jetta A4 Fuse Box Diagram [2000-2005]

The Volkswagen Jetta A4 was produced from 2000 to 2005. During this time, two fuse boxes were used in the vehicle: one in the engine compartment and one in the passenger compartment.

The fuse box in the engine compartment is located on the left side of the engine bay, near the battery. It contains fuses for the vehicle’s engine, electrical system, and other major components.

The fuse box in the passenger compartment is located under the left side of the dashboard. It contains fuses for the vehicle’s interior accessories, such as headlights, power windows, and radio.

This article provides fuse box diagrams for both the engine compartment and passenger compartment fuse boxes in the Volkswagen Jetta A4. The diagrams show the location of each fuse and relay, as well as the amperage rating of each fuse.

Note: It is a good idea to keep a supply of spare fuses on hand. They are available from your authorized VOLKSWAGEN dealer.

Volkswagen Jetta A4 Fuse Box Diagram (Instrument Panel)

Fuses are arranged in one centralized unit. The unit is located under a cover at the end of the dashboard on the driver’s side.

Fuse NumberFuse Amp. RatingDescription
110AHeated washer nozzles, glove compartment light, memory seat
210ATurn signal system
35AFog light relay, instrument panel dimmer switch
45ALicense plate light
57.5AComfort system, cruise control, Climatronic, A/C, heated seat control modules, day/night dimming mirror, control module and control unit for multi-function steering wheel
65ACentral locking system
710ABack-up lights, speedometer vehicle speed sensor
8
95AAnti-lock brakes (ABS)
105A/10AEngine control module (ECM)
115AInstrument cluster, shift lock solenoid
127.5AB+ (battery positive voltage) for Data Link Connector (DLC)
1310ABrake lights
1410AInterior lights, central locking system
155AInstrument cluster, automatic transmission control module (TCM)
1610AA/C clutch, after-run coolant pump
17
1810AHigh beam right
1910AHigh beam left
2015ALow beam right
2115ALow beam left
225AParking and side marker lights, right
235AParking and side marker lights, left
2420AFront wiper motor, washer pump
2525AFresh air blower, Climatronic, A/C
2625ARear window defogger
2715ARear wiper motor
2815AFuel pump, gasoline
2910A/15AEngine control module (ECM)
3020ASunroof control module
3120AAutomatic transmission control module
3210A/15AFuel Injectors (gasoline)
ECM (diesel)
3320AHeadlight washer system
3410AEngine control elements
3530A12V power outlet (in luggage comp.)
3615AFog lights
3710ARadio terminal 86S, instrument cluster
3815ACentral locking system (with power windows) luggage compartment light, remote fuel tank door, rear lid unlock
3915AEmergency flashers
4020ADual tone horn
4115ACigarette lighter
4225ARadio system
4310AEngine control elements
4415AHeated seats
Relay NumberAmp. RatingDescription
IDual horn relay
IILoad reduction relay
III
IVFuel pump relay
V, VIWiper/Washer intermittent relay
1
2Rear lid remote unlock motor relay
3Anti-thett starter lock relay (clutch pedal switch)
4Fog light relay
5Multi-function steering wheel relay
6Multi-function steering wheel relay
7Daytime running lights (from April 1999)
8Daytime running lights (through March 1999)
9
10Glow plug relay
11Park/Neutral position relay
12Power supply (terminal 30b, B+) relay
13
APower (Memory) seat circuit breaker
B
CPower windows, central locking, heated power mirrors
D
E
F15ACentral locking, anti-theft warning
G15ACentral locking, anti-theft warning

Engine Compartment Fuse Box

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Fuse NumberFuse Amp. RatingDescription
S16250ASecondary air injection relays or coolant pre-heating relays
S16350AFuel pump relay or glow plug relay
S16440ACoolant fan and control module
S176110AInterior relay panel
S177110A/150AGenerator
S17830AABS-hydraulic pump
S17930AABS
S18030ACoolant fan

Fuses Color codes

ColorFuses Amp
Light brown5 amp
Brown7 .5 amp
Red10 amp
Light Blue15 amp
Yellow20 amp
Transparent (white)25 amp
Light green30 amp

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