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There are some in the glove compartment.

There are some 4 or 5 under the drawer under the passenger seat.

There are some somewhere under the bonnet I believe.

The car manual describes some but does not describe them all.

The fuses I have actually never had a problem with so far. But it was handy on occasion to reset electronics of one system and not whole car (and have to enter alarm code and reprogram windows e.t.c.).

Can anyone help fill in the gaps in knowledge?

Pics of glove compartment box: . . . fuses in glove box fuse icons left fuse icons right

Pic of fuses under drawer under passenger seat: fuses under passenger seat

The white 25A fuse under passenger seat is for Automatic Parking Brake.

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In the second and third images, starting at the top and working to the right:

Top row -

  1. Fans
  2. Windows
  3. Sun roof

Middle row -

  1. Antilock Brakes (ABS)
  2. Radio
  3. Brake lights
  4. Fog lights (?)
  5. Window
  6. Window
  7. Coupe Console - someone says it is "Consumer for clock / radio" (?)
  8. Horn
  9. Wiper
  10. ALIM/UCH - manual says "common power" (?)

Third row -

  1. Interior lights
  2. Cigarette lighter
  3. Door locks (?)
  4. (Blank)
  5. Side view mirror defrost

As for the fourth picture, I'm not sure what these are for. Hopefully someone else knows. It may be part of the Body Control Module (BCM). With all of the yellow wiring going into it, it could also be airbag related (assuming the yellow wires are actually going into it and not just under it).

EDIT: Fuses under passenger seat (4th picture) (left to right):

  1. big lavender thing - relay? for . . . (?)
  2. red 10amp - (?)
  3. red 10amp - (?)
  4. yellow 20amp - arm console cigarette lighter
  5. white 25amp - Automatic Parking Brake.
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