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

The Peugeot 307 SW (2005-2008) is an estate with a panoramic glass roof and electrically operated roof shade. Its electrical distribution changed during 2005: the Peugeot owner’s handbook of 28 February 2005 uses an earlier cabin and Maxi fuse list, whereas the 1 October 2005 handbook and 2007-2008 documents describe different accessory and high-current supplies. All 101 source entries, including 14 quick-reference rows, are retained in seven separate tables rather than merging incompatible ratings.

Where are the Peugeot 307 SW fuse boxes?

Passenger compartment: Switch the ignition off. On a left-hand-drive car, locate the lower dashboard fuse cover on the driver’s side, turn the latch a quarter-turn and lower the flap carefully. The plastic fuse puller and spares may be attached to the cover. Right-hand-drive handbooks can instead specify access via the passenger glovebox. The adjacent BSI module should not be unplugged to check a fuse.

Under the bonnet: Find the covered engine fuse carrier next to the battery, release its catches and locate the standard F-series sockets and the separate high-current MF links. Some engine panels have two physical carrier variants; F15-F18 are specified only for the type 1 arrangement. On later cars an F41 position may serve the six-speed automatic gearbox. Always close the box lid tightly against moisture.

Distinguishing the early and facelifted electrical layouts

The simplest test is the luggage-compartment 12 V socket: in the early 2005 SW it uses cabin F8 at 20 A, while the front socket uses F9 at 30 A. From late 2005, both sockets are powered through F9 at 30 A. Early cabin F12 is unused, while the later F12 is a 15 A feed to parking assistance or driving-school equipment. Under the bonnet, starter control F8 has 20 A in the 2005 documents but can be 25 A in a later 2007.5 manual. Do not increase a fuse rating without confirming the fitted circuit.

Popular SW fuse positions

This index repeats positions from the detailed tables below. Numbers F2 and F12 in the engine box are different physical circuits from F2 and F12 in the dashboard.

PozycjaAmperaż [A]Chroniony obwód / funkcja
F9 30 Early 2005 – front 12 V outlet / cigarette lighter in cabin
F9 30 Late 2005-2008 – front 12 V outlet / lighter in cabin
F8 20 Early 2005 – rear 12 V socket in cabin
F9 30 Late 2005-2008 – rear 12 V socket shares F9 with front socket
F1 15 Early 2005 – rear tailgate wiper in cabin
F1 15 Late 2005-2008 – rear tailgate wiper in cabin
F17 40 Early 2005 – heated rear glass in cabin
F17 40 Late 2005-2008 – heated rear glass in cabin
F2 15 Early 2005 – horn, ENGINE compartment F2
F2 15 Late 2005-2008 – horn, ENGINE compartment F2
F12 30 Early 2005 – front wipers, ENGINE compartment F12
F12 30 Late 2005-2008 – front wipers, ENGINE compartment F12
F39 20 Early 2005 – heated front seats in equipped versions
F39 20 Late 2005-2008 – heated front seats in equipped versions

Passenger-compartment fuse box – early 2005

The February 2005 reference includes rear wiper F1 (15 A), rear 12 V supply F8 (20 A), front 12 V socket F9 (30 A), rear demister F17 (40 A) and optional heated-seat F39 (20 A). F12 is unused and F16 is a special PARC mode shunt, not a normal amperage-rated fuse.

Peugeot 307 SW early 2005 dashboard fuse panel F1-F17 and F39
Large original first-2005 passenger fuse layout, 1120 x 1222 pixels.
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, panoramic roof blind and heated mirrors
F6 30 Rear electrically operated windows
F7 5 Front and rear courtesy lights, glovebox lamp and panoramic blind switch
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 and brake-pedal STOP switch
F11 15 Diagnostic connector, low-current ignition feed and particulate-filter control
F12 – Unused in the early 2005 SW panel
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

Passenger-compartment fuse box – late 2005-2008

After the electrical change, F9 (30 A) serves front and rear sockets, F12 (15 A) protects the optional rear parking aid and F39 (20 A) is present only with heated seats. F17 (40 A) protects the rear window demister, not the windscreen.

Peugeot 307 SW later 2005-2008 cabin fuse panel diagram and F9 power outlets
Original facelift cabin layout, 896 x 1217 pixels.
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, panoramic roof blind and heated mirrors
F6 30 Rear electrically operated windows
F7 5 Front and rear courtesy lights, glovebox lamp and panoramic blind switch
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 fuses – early 2005

F2 (15 A) supplies the horn, F11 (40 A) the A/C blower and F12 (30 A) the windscreen wipers. F8 at 20 A is the ignition/start supply. F4 may be unoccupied or protect 20 A headlamp washers depending on equipment and market. The original box drawing is reproduced directly before the matching technical list.

Peugeot 307 SW early 2005 engine fuse box positions F1-F18
Original early 2005 engine compartment diagram, 1001 x 599 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 feed on equipped models; unused in some early 2005 markets
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

Early 2005 high-current Maxi fuses

This original SW specification has MF3 80 A, MF4 80 A, MF5 50 A and MF6 50 A, plus ABS pump MF2 and electric steering pump MF8. MF1 changes between 30 and 50 A based on the factory fan assembly. These values are not a substitute for those of the later Break or SW system.

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 80 ABS/ESP solenoid valves
MF4 80 First main BSI power feed
MF5 50 Second main BSI power feed
MF6 50 Passenger-compartment fuse carrier main feed
MF8 70 Electric power steering pump high-current supply

Under-bonnet fuses – late 2005 to 2008

The later engine list includes F41 (15 A) for the optional six-speed automatic gearbox. Its starter-control F8 is specified at 20 A in the October 2005 documentation but 25 A in the later 2007.5 documentation. The engine fuse-box type and vehicle build specification decide which value is correct.

Peugeot 307 SW 2006-2008 engine fuse box and F41 six-speed automatic circuit
Original later engine panel diagram, 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 / 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

Later 307 SW Maxi fuse ratings

The post-update layout uses MF3 30 A for ABS/ESP valves, MF4 and MF5 80 A each for BSI supplies and MF6 80 A for the cabin fuse board. They cannot be exchanged with the February 2005 MF ratings solely because the carriers look similar.

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

Rear socket, tailgate wiper and panoramic shade problems

Rear 12 V socket does not work: Check early cabin F8 (20 A) or late F9 (30 A). If the front socket still works, inspect the rear outlet and its boot-side wiring. Rear wiper stops: Cabin F1 (15 A), followed by the harness in the tailgate hinge and motor connections.

Roof blind is stuck: F5 (30 A) serves front windows and the panoramic shade motor, while F7 (5 A) protects auxiliary shade controls in the early system. This is not the hydraulic roof of a 307 CC. Rear demister fails: Cabin F17 (40 A), rear-glass connections and the heater grid. Starter does not turn: Check the car’s actual 20 A or 25 A engine F8 rating, battery earth strap and starter solenoid rather than inserting a larger fuse.

Parking sensor warning: Later F12 (15 A) is an appropriate supply check. Blower not operating: Under-bonnet F11 (40 A) and blower speed controller. ABS light: Verify correct MF2/MF3 power feeds for the production version and diagnose the wheel sensors if the supply is sound.

Compare the conventional Peugeot 307 Break (2005-2008), the older Peugeot 307 SW (2003), the Peugeot 307 (2001-2004) and the folding-roof Peugeot 307 CC (2006-2008). Their electrical equipment and Maxi fuses are not universally interchangeable.

Technical references: Peugeot 307 SW Owner’s Manual dated 28 February 2005, Peugeot 307 manuals of 1 October 2005 and 2007-2007.5, and the source model-specific fuse charts.

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