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Skoda Superb I 3U (2004-2005) – Fuse Box Diagram

Skoda Superb I (3U, 2001-2008) is the first-generation sedan. The following 44-position fuse panel and original diagram describe 2004-2005, not every production year. Optional electric seats and unused positions changed in some vehicles from September 2005; confirm the actual fuse label and equipment.

Where is the Skoda Superb I fuse box?

Open the driver’s door and remove the cover on the left end of the dashboard with the ignition switched off. The 44 blade-fuse slots are behind this cover. Additional relays are behind the lower dashboard trim, and some engines use other under-bonnet electrical protection.

Superb I 2004-2005 dashboard fuses, positions 1-44

Skoda Superb I 2004-2005 dashboard fuse box 1-44
Skoda Superb I 2004-2005 dashboard fuse box 1-44
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
1 5 Heated windscreen washer nozzles
2 10 Turn indicators
3 – Unused position
4 5 Licence plate lights
5 10 Instrument cluster, heated seats, cruise control, electric mirrors, switch illumination, outside temperature display, A/C, parking assistance, navigation and multifunction steering wheel
6 5 Heated outside mirrors
7 10 ABS, EDS, ASR, ESP, cruise control and engine management
8 5 Automatic headlamp levelling
9 5 Parking sensors
10 5 CD changer, telephone and multifunction steering wheel
11 5 Power-seat adjustments; variant change from September 2005
12 10 Diagnostic connector supply
13 10 Brake lights
14 10 Central locking controller and interior lights
15 10 Instrument cluster, A/C, automatic gearbox, mirror memory and navigation
16 5 ESP control
17 10 Police or emergency vehicle two-way radio
18 10 Right main-beam headlamp
19 10 Left main-beam headlamp
20 15 Right dipped-beam headlamp
21 15 Left dipped-beam headlamp
22 5 Right position lamps
23 5 Left position lamps
24 25 Windscreen wipers, washer pump and intermittent-wiper switch
25 30 Ventilation blower, A/C and Climatronic
26 30 Heated rear window and air recirculation
27 – Unused position
28 20 Fuel pump and auxiliary diesel fuel pump
29 20 Engine management
30 20 Electric sunroof
31 15 Reversing lights, cruise control, automatic gearbox and automatic-dimming mirror
32 20 Engine management and cruise control
33 15 Cigarette lighter / 12 V socket
34 15 Engine management
35 30 Trailer socket
36 15 Front fog lights
37 20 Radio and navigation
38 15 Central locking
39 15 Hazard lights
40 25 Horn
41 – Unused position; September 2005 production variant
42 25 ESP
43 15 Engine management
44 30 Heated seats

Superb I cigarette lighter, radio, wipers and blower fuses

Cigarette lighter: dashboard fuse 33 (15 A). Radio / navigation: fuse 37 (20 A). Windscreen wiper and washer: fuse 24 (25 A). Heating blower / Climatronic: fuse 25 (30 A). Heated rear window: fuse 26 (30 A). Horn: fuse 40 (25 A).

Petrol and diesel engine circuitry varies; fuse 28 (20 A) is associated with the fuel pump/auxiliary diesel fuel supply. Dipped beams are at positions 20 and 21 (15 A each), with high beams at 18 and 19 (10 A each).

Production changes and different generations

The 2004-2005 source flags positions 11 and 41 for altered occupation beginning September 2005. For the documented changes in the next production years, see the Skoda Superb I 2006-2007 fuse diagram. The 2004-2005 assignments must not be assumed to apply to every later car. Select the exact model year and check the installed fuse ratings.

See also Skoda Superb III (2015-2016) for the later third-generation installation. The Skoda Yeti 5L uses different protection and is not interchangeable.

Skoda Superb I fuse box FAQ

Where is the cigarette lighter fuse?

Position 33 (15 A) in the driver’s side dashboard fuse holder for 2004-2005.

Where are the windscreen wipers protected?

Fuse 24 (25 A).

Does every 2008 Superb have the same panel?

No; the 44-position list belongs to the documented 2004-2005 reference and other model years require verification.

Always install the exact manufacturer’s fuse rating and type; investigate repeated blown fuses rather than installing a larger fuse.

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