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Peugeot 307 Break (2005-2008) – Fuse Box Diagrams

The Peugeot 307 Break (2005-2008), called the 307 Kombi in Poland, is the conventional estate version, distinct from the SW with its panoramic-roof shade. Its fuse allocation also changed after 2005. This guide preserves all 87 entries from the original article, including eight quick-reference rows, separate early and late dashboard and engine tables, unoccupied slots, a PARC mode shunt and Maxi power links.

Where are the Peugeot 307 Break fuses?

Dashboard: With ignition off, open the small service flap at the lower driver’s side of a left-hand-drive 307, release the catch and lower the panel. The fuse puller and spare fuses are typically secured inside the cover. On a right-hand-drive car access may be through the passenger glovebox, as directed in its own handbook.

Engine compartment: The protected box is beside the battery. Unclip its lid and compare the fuse positions to the physical panel before removing a fuse. Two engine box layouts exist, and F15-F18 in the source refer to type 1 only. The larger Maxi fuses protect BSI, ABS, fan and electric steering circuits and are not ordinary low-current blades.

Electrical changes after 2005

In the 2005 Break, rear 12 V socket F8 is 20 A and the front lighter is F9 at 30 A. Later both use F9 at 30 A. The engine starter-control F8 changes from 20 A to 25 A in the later manual, which also adds the optional 15 A F41 six-speed automatic gearbox protection. Match the real vehicle before substituting parts, even where the physical board looks identical.

Frequently checked fuses

This eight-row index repeats the positions explained in full tables. Engine F2 for the horn is not the same circuit as cabin F2 for locking.

PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F9 30 2005 and 2007-2008 – front 12 V lighter socket in cabin
F8 20 2005 rear socket F8 (20 A); later rear socket moves to cabin F9 (30 A)
F2 15 Horn in the ENGINE compartment, not cabin F2
F12 30 Front windscreen wipers in ENGINE compartment, not cabin F12
F17 40 Heated rear window in cabin
F39 20 Front heated seats in later models if equipped; earlier rating depends on equipment
F8 20 / 25 Starter control in ENGINE compartment: 20 A in 2005 or 25 A later
F41 15 Six-speed automatic gearbox ECU in later engine carrier, not listed for 2005

Passenger-compartment fuse box – 2005 Break

Cabin F1 (15 A) protects the rear wiper, F2 and F15 (30 A) the locking circuits, F8 (20 A) the rear outlet and F9 (30 A) the front power socket. The 2005 Break F12 (15 A) is allocated to driving-school equipment. F16 is a PARC configuration shunt, not a substitute for an amperage-rated fuse.

Peugeot 307 Break 2005 original dashboard fuse carrier F1-F17
Break passenger fuse diagram, 896 x 1217 pixels, retained from the source.
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F1 15 Tailgate rear windscreen wiper motor
F2 30 Central door locking and deadlocking
F3 5 Airbag ECU and pyrotechnic seat-belt pretensioners
F4 10 Brake/STOP and clutch switches, engine coolant-level sensor, steering angle and ESP, FAP additive pump, diagnostic connector and electrochromatic mirror
F5 30 Front electric windows, sunroof where fitted and heated mirrors
F6 30 Rear electrically operated windows
F7 5 Front and rear courtesy lamps, map lights and glovebox illumination
F8 20 Audio, telephone, display, alarm, rear 12 V socket, trailer module and steering-wheel controls
F9 30 Front 12 V lighter / accessory socket (rear socket is separately supplied)
F10 15 Automatic transmission controller, tyre-pressure warning and STOP switch
F11 15 Diagnostic connector, low-current ignition feed and particulate-filter control
F12 15 Driving-school electrical module, where installed
F13 5 Engine electrical carrier power feed, rain and light sensor
F14 15 Trailer module, instrument cluster, automatic A/C, SRS unit, pretensioners and optional hands-free kit
F15 30 Central locking and deadlocking main supply
F16 Shunt PARC parking / transport configuration shunt; not an ordinary fuse
F17 40 Heated rear window, NOT the front windscreen

Passenger-compartment fuse box – 2007-2008 Break

F9 now protects both front and rear 12 V outlets, F8 becomes an audio/alarm and equipment-control circuit, F12 (15 A) adds rear parking assistance and F39 (20 A) is a heated-seat supply when equipped. F17 (40 A) is the rear-window heater, not front screen heating.

PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F1 15 Tailgate rear windscreen wiper motor
F2 30 Central door locking and deadlocking
F3 5 Airbag ECU and pyrotechnic seat-belt pretensioners
F4 10 Brake/STOP and clutch switches, engine coolant-level sensor, steering angle and ESP, FAP additive pump, diagnostic connector and electrochromatic mirror
F5 30 Front electric windows, sunroof where fitted and heated mirrors
F6 30 Rear electrically operated windows
F7 5 Front and rear courtesy lamps, map lights and glovebox illumination
F8 20 Radio, telephone, display, alarm, trailer control, driving-school module and steering-wheel controls
F9 30 Front AND rear 12 V accessory outlets, after the fuse allocation revision
F10 15 Automatic gearbox, tyre-pressure monitoring and STOP switch
F11 15 Diagnostic connector, low-current ignition feed and particulate-filter control
F12 15 Driving-school electrical module and rear parking aid
F13 5 Engine electrical carrier power feed, rain and light sensor
F14 15 Trailer module, instrument cluster, automatic A/C, SRS unit, pretensioners and optional hands-free kit
F15 30 Central locking and deadlocking main supply
F16 Shunt PARC parking / transport configuration shunt; not an ordinary fuse
F17 40 Heated rear window, NOT the front windscreen
F39 20 Heated front seats when factory installed

Engine-compartment fuse panel – 2005 Break

Engine F2 at 15 A serves the horn, F12 at 30 A the front wipers and F11 at 40 A the climate blower. Starter/ignition F8 is 20 A. The manufacturer marks F15-F18 with asterisks because the four individual headlamp fuses apply only to the corresponding type 1 engine carrier.

Peugeot 307 Break 2005-2008 original engine fuse box F1-F18
Break engine electrical distribution layout, 1015 x 962 pixels.
PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F1 20 Engine control ECU and radiator cooling fan high-speed relays
F2 15 Horn
F3 10 Front and rear washer pumps
F4 20 Headlamp washer pump, where fitted
F5 15 Fuel pump and evaporative canister purge solenoid, depending on engine
F6 10 Four-speed automatic gearbox ECU, selector lock, control switch, fan relay and optional Xenon equipment
F7 10 ABS/ESP ECU and electric power-steering pump controller
F8 20 Ignition switch and starter solenoid control at the 2005 factory rating
F9 10 Additional diesel heating, coolant-level warning switch
F10 30 Engine management actuators, ignition coils, solenoids, oxygen sensors, injectors and petrol/diesel fuel equipment
F11 40 Heater and air-conditioning blower motor
F12 30 Front windscreen wiper motor, low and high speeds
F13 40 BSI body systems interface supply after ignition
F14 30 Secondary air pump on certain 2.0-litre petrol engines
F15* 10 Right main-beam headlamp
F16* 10 Left main-beam headlamp
F17* 15 Left dipped-beam headlamp
F18* 15 Right dipped-beam headlamp

Engine compartment – later Break 2007-2008

The later F8 is 25 A for starter control, not the early 20 A. Position F41 (15 A) supplies the six-speed automatic gearbox controller on equipped vehicles. The standard 30 A windscreen wiper and 40 A A/C blower feeds remain in their listed positions.

PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F1 20 Engine control ECU and radiator cooling fan high-speed relays
F2 15 Horn
F3 10 Front and rear washer pumps
F4 20 Headlamp washer pump, where fitted
F5 15 Fuel pump and evaporative canister purge solenoid, depending on engine
F6 10 Four-speed automatic gearbox ECU, selector lock, control switch, fan relay and optional Xenon equipment
F7 10 ABS/ESP ECU and electric power-steering pump controller
F8 25 Starter solenoid control: 20 A in October 2005, or 25 A in the later 2007.5 handbook
F9 10 Additional diesel heating, coolant-level warning switch
F10 30 Engine management actuators, ignition coils, solenoids, oxygen sensors, injectors and petrol/diesel fuel equipment
F11 40 Heater and air-conditioning blower motor
F12 30 Front windscreen wiper motor, low and high speeds
F13 40 BSI body systems interface supply after ignition
F14 30 Secondary air pump on certain 2.0-litre petrol engines
F15* 10 Right main-beam headlamp
F16* 10 Left main-beam headlamp
F17* 15 Left dipped-beam headlamp
F18* 15 Right dipped-beam headlamp
F41 15 Six-speed automatic gearbox electronic control unit

High-current MF1-MF8 links

Peugeot Break documentation for 2005 and 2007 specifies MF3 at 30 A and MF4, MF5 and MF6 at 80 A each. The earlier 307 SW may have different ratings. MF1 varies between 30 A and 50 A with radiator fan power; MF2 protects the ABS pump and MF8 at 70 A protects the electric steering pump. Do not add an unlisted MF7 from another car.

PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
MF1 30 / 50 Radiator cooling fan, 30 A for a 200 W assembly or 50 A for a 400-460 W assembly
MF2 30 ABS/ESP hydraulic pump
MF3 30 ABS/ESP solenoid valves
MF4 80 First main BSI power feed
MF5 80 Second main BSI power feed
MF6 80 Passenger-compartment fuse carrier main feed
MF8 70 Electric power steering pump high-current supply

Typical Peugeot 307 Break electrical problems

Rear 12 V socket fails: Early Break uses cabin F8 (20 A); later versions use cabin F9 (30 A) for both outlets. Inspect the rear socket contacts and boot wiring if the front socket continues working. Tailgate wiper: Cabin F1 (15 A) is the supply, but a broken harness at the tailgate hinge can interrupt it intermittently.

Rear demister: Check cabin F17 (40 A) and heater grid connections. Central locking: Cabin F2 and F15 (30 A), then individual door wiring. Horn or front wipers: Engine F2 (15 A) or engine F12 (30 A). Starter fails: Confirm engine F8 as 20 A or 25 A from the correct build, and inspect the solenoid and battery grounds.

Heating blower not operating: Engine F11 (40 A) is the main feed, but the resistor or blower controller is another possible fault. Automatic gearbox warning: Later models can have F41 (15 A), absent from the earlier 2005 allocation.

The Peugeot 307 SW (2005-2008) carries panoramic roof blind equipment and has different early Maxi fuses. The Peugeot 307 SW (2003) and Peugeot 307 (2001-2004) use earlier electrical layouts; the Peugeot 307 CC (2006-2008) adds an electric-hydraulic folding roof.

Technical references: Peugeot 307 Break manuals from June 2005 and 2007, and the original model-specific fuse chart. Official owner handbooks do not provide a separate complete relay numbering for this configuration, so none has been invented.

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