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Skoda Superb III 3V (2015-2016) – Fuse Box Diagrams

Skoda Superb III (3V, 2015-2023) has a fuse holder behind the dashboard compartment and a separate engine-bay unit near the battery. The two complete tables here refer specifically to 2015-2016 pre-facelift cars, not automatically to every later model year or plug-in hybrid Superb iV.

The original reference lists 53 passenger-compartment positions and 32 engine positions. It does not provide a universal amperage, so the rating is shown with a dash where the source does not specify it. The engine list jumps from 24 to 31: positions 25-30 are not invented or renumbered here.

Where are the Skoda Superb III fuse boxes?

For left-hand-drive cars, the cabin box is behind the small driver’s storage compartment under the dashboard; on right-hand-drive cars it is behind the passenger glovebox. Under the bonnet, open the clipped, covered electrical box beside the battery with ignition switched off.

Superb III 2015-2016 dashboard fuses, positions 1-53

The panel serves the infotainment, radio, USB, climate and seat functions, Haldex AWD, trailer equipment, lighting, parking assistance and electrical outlets. Front 12 V socket / cigarette lighter: 40. Luggage compartment socket: 30. USB: 9. Radio: 12. Combi rear wiper: 47.

Skoda Superb III 2015-2016 dashboard fuse panel diagram
Skoda Superb III 2015-2016 dashboard fuse panel diagram
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
1 – Unused position
2 – Unused position
3 – Unused position
4 – Unused position
5 – CAN-bus data controller
6 – Alarm sensor
7 – Climate controls, heating, parking-heater remote, automatic gearbox selector, heated front/rear window relays and tyre pressure system
8 – Light switch, rain sensor, OBD diagnostics, parking brake and instrument illumination
9 – USB port
10 – Infotainment touchscreen and TV tuner
11 – Left seat-belt pretensioners
12 – Radio
13 – Adaptive damping controller and A/C compressor (GreenLine)
14 – Climate blower
15 – Electronic steering lock
16 – Telephone amplifier
17 – Instrument cluster and emergency operation
18 – Rear-view camera module
19 – KESSY keyless entry/start
20 – SCR / AdBlue emissions controller
21 – Haldex all-wheel-drive clutch
22 – Trailer presence controller
23 – Right headlamp
24 – Panoramic roof
25 – Driver and left-rear door central locking and exterior mirror
26 – Heated front seats
27 – Audio amplifier
28 – Trailer wiring socket
29 – Trailer wiring socket
30 – Luggage 12 V power outlet
31 – Left headlamp
32 – Parking sensors and park assist
33 – Airbag controller and hazard light switch
34 – ASR/ESC switches, tyre pressure indicator, A/C pressure sensor, reversing switch, auto-dimming mirror, Start/Stop, rear seat heater, climate sensor, parking brake and lighting controls
35 – Headlamp levelling, AFS controller, OBD, camera and radar
36 – Right headlamp supply
37 – Left headlamp supply
38 – Trailer electrical supply
39 – Driver and right-rear door central locking and exterior mirror
40 – Front 12 V outlet / cigarette lighter
41 – Right seat-belt pretensioners
42 – Tailgate central locking, headlamp washers and windscreen washer
43 – Discharge lamp shutter and interior lighting
44 – Trailer wiring connector
45 – Power-seat adjustment controller
46 – 230 V power socket
47 – Rear window wiper on Combi estate
48 – Blind-spot monitor
49 – Starter relay coil and clutch-pedal switch
50 – Tailgate release
51 – Heated rear seats
52 – Ventilated front seats
53 – Heated rear window relay

Superb III 2015-2016 engine compartment fuses

Power distribution covers the ESC/parking brake, engine controller, radiator fan, starter, horn, coolant pump, ignition, front wipers and extra electric heating. The source lists positions 1-24 followed by 31-38; the gap is preserved exactly.

Skoda Superb III 2015-2016 engine bay fuse box diagram
Skoda Superb III 2015-2016 engine bay fuse box diagram
Position Rating [A] Protected circuit / function
1 – ESC stability control and electric parking brake
2 – ESC control module
3 – Engine Control Module
4 – Radiator cooling fan, fuel pressure control valve and auxiliary electric-heater relay
5 – Ignition relay coil
6 – Brake sensor
7 – Radiator shutter actuator
8 – Oxygen/lambda sensor
9 – Coolant pump, ignition coil, glow controller and mass airflow meter, depending on engine
10 – Fuel pump controller
11 – Auxiliary electrical heater
12 – Auxiliary electrical heater, second circuit
13 – Automatic gearbox controller
14 – Heated windscreen relay
15 – Horn
16 – Ignition supply
17 – ESC controller, engine ECM and main relay coil
18 – Data bus controller and battery monitoring
19 – Front windscreen wipers
20 – Anti-theft alarm
21 – Unused position
22 – Engine Control Module
23 – Starter motor
24 – Auxiliary electrical heater
31 – Unused position
32 – Unused position
33 – SCR / AdBlue module
34 – Unused position
35 – Unused position
36 – Unused position
37 – Parking heater module
38 – Unused position

Common Superb III electrical fuse checks

Cabin cigarette lighter: dashboard fuse 40. Rear boot 12 V socket: dashboard fuse 30. USB: dashboard 9. Radio: dashboard 12. Front windscreen wipers: engine position 19. Horn: engine position 15. All ratings must be checked on the actual car’s fuse lid because the source does not specify one universally.

Haldex AWD control is at dashboard 21, certain trailer feeds at 22, 28, 29, 38 and 44, and SCR/AdBlue equipment at cabin 20 or engine 33 by circuit.

For another MQB-era Skoda with its own distinct fuse numbering, see the Skoda Octavia III 5E (2013-2020). For the next model year, see the Skoda Superb III (2017) with separate taxi equipment positions A/B. Related previous-generation reference: Skoda Superb I (2004-2005). Compare the Skoda Yeti 5L only as a distinct electrical installation.

Skoda Superb III 2015-2016 fuse box FAQ

Where is the cigarette lighter fuse?

Dashboard position 40, with amperage determined by the car’s own documentation.

Which fuse protects the luggage 12 V outlet?

Dashboard position 30, if equipped.

Does this reference cover Superb iV or the 2019 facelift?

No. Later model years and hybrids can have changed protection; consult the specific owner’s manual.

Never bridge a blown fuse or substitute one with a higher rating to work around repeated failures.

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