2021-2023 Skoda Superb Fuses and Fuse Box
Fuses
What you should be mindful of
NOTICE
Fire hazard and risk of damage to the electrical system.
- Do not repair fuses or replace them with stronger
- Replace the defective fuse with a new fuse with the same amperage.
- We recommend using replacement fuses from the ŠKODA Genuine Accessories range. These guarantee reliable and safe protection of the vehicle’s electric system.
- If a newly inserted fuse blows again, seek the help of a specialist garage.
One fuse may belong to several consumers. One consumer may have several fuses.
Functionality
Fuses protect the vehicle systems from damage caused by excessive current. The fuse blows when the current is exceeded.
Blown fuse
Conditions for replacing a fuse
✓ Ignition off
✓ Driver door opened
✓ All consumers switched off
Replacing a fuse
- Replace the fuse with the clamp located on the inside of the fuse box cover in the engine
- Use the appropriate end of the clamp according to the fuse dimensions.
Fuses in the dash panel
Overview
Access to fuses – left-hand drive
- Open the storage compartment on the driver’s side.
- Grasp the side storage compartment in area A and open it.
- Change the fuse.
- Close the storage compartment.
Access to fuses – right-hand drive
- Open the storage compartment on the passenger’s
- Loosen the brake rod of the storage compartment.
- Press the locking lugs, the storage compartment folds down.
- Change the fuse.
- Insert and lock the brake rod.
- Close the storage
Fuses overview
- Additional fuses under the storage compartment on the passenger side for right-hand drive vehicles.
Fuse number |
Consumer |
1 |
SCR (AdBlue®) |
2 |
Heated steering wheel |
3 |
Not used |
4 |
Alarm system |
5 |
Databus |
6 |
Automatic gearbox |
7 |
Air conditioning, Heating, Auxiliary heating receiver, Front and rear window heating, clock, tyre control display |
8 |
Light switch, rain sensor, diagnostic connection, parking brake, ambient lighting, sensor of the alarm system, headlight |
9 |
USB connections |
10 |
Infotainment screen |
11 |
Light – left side |
12 |
Infotainment |
13 |
Left side belt tensioner |
14 |
Air conditioning, heating |
15 |
Electric steering lock |
16 |
Phonebox |
17 |
Instrument cluster, emergency call |
18 |
Rear view camera, Area View |
19 |
KESSY (keyless locking and starting system) |
20 |
SCR (AdBlue®) |
21 |
All-wheel drive |
22 |
Tow hitch |
23 |
Panorama sliding/tilting roof |
24 |
Light – right side |
25 |
Central locking + window lifter (driver’s door and rear left door), external mirror driver’s side (heating, folding function, mirror surface adjustment) |
26 |
Heating of the front seats |
27 |
Interior lighting |
28 |
Tow hitch |
29 |
Control lever under the steering wheel |
30 |
Not used |
31 |
Opening the boot lid |
32 |
Parking aid (Park Assist) |
33 |
Airbags, switch for hazard warning lights |
34 |
ESC, ASR, tyre pressure monitor, air conditioning, reversing light switch, interior mirror with automatic dimming, START-STOP, heated rear seats, parking brake, light switch |
35 |
Diagnostic connection, camera, radar sensor, “blind spot” detection |
36 |
USB charging function – for the rear seats |
37 |
USB charging – on interior mirror |
38 |
Tow hitch |
Fuse number |
Consumer |
39 |
Central locking + window lifter (front passenger door and right rear door), front passenger side exterior mirrors (heating, folding function, mirror surface adjustment) |
40 |
12-volt power outlets |
41 |
Right side belt tensioner |
42 |
Boot lid, headlight washers, windscreen washer system |
43 |
Music amplifier |
44 |
Tow hitch |
45 |
Electrically adjustable seats |
46 |
230 volt socket |
47 |
Rear window wiper |
48 |
Not used |
49 |
Engine starting, clutch pedal switch |
50 |
Not used |
51 |
Seat heating – rear |
52 |
Shock absorber adjustment (adaptive suspension) |
53 |
Heated rear window |
A |
Front seat ventilation – left-hand drive |
B |
Front seat ventilation – right-hand drive |
Fuses in the engine compartment
Overview
- Access to the fuses
- Simultaneously press the locking buttons on the fuse box cover and remove the cover.
- Change the fuse.
- Fit the cover and click into place.
NOTICE
Danger of water entering the fuse box.
- Fit the cover correctly and click into place securely.
Fuse number |
Consumer |
1 |
ESC assist system, parking brake |
2 |
Assistance system ESC |
3 |
Engine control system |
4 |
Radiator fan, fuel pressure regulator, electric auxiliary heater, glow plug system, ignition, air flow sensor, engine components |
5 |
Engine components |
6 |
Not used |
7 |
Radiator shutters, coolant pump, crank-case ventilation, engine components |
8 |
Lambda probe, NOx sensor |
9 |
Coolant pump, ignition, engine components |
10 |
Fuel pump |
11 |
Electric auxiliary heater |
12 |
Electric auxiliary heater |
13 |
Oil pump for automatic gearbox |
14 |
Heated windscreen |
15 |
Horn |
16 |
Ignition |
17 |
ESC assist system, engine control unit, main relay coil |
18 |
Data bus, 12 volt battery data module |
19 |
Windscreen wiper |
20 |
Brake servo |
21 |
Automatic gearbox |
22 |
Engine control system |
23 |
Starter |
24 |
Electric auxiliary heater |
31 |
Not used |
32 |
Not used |
33 |
Not used |
34 |
Not used |
35 |
Not used |
36 |
Left headlight |
37 |
Auxiliary heating |
38 |
Right headlight |
FAQs
The fuse box in the Skoda Superb 2021-2023 is usually found in the dashboard or engine compartment, however the exact location varies depending on the model and trim.
To locate the fuse box, consult the owner’s manual. In most situations, you can get to it by opening the driver’s side door and removing the dashboard panel on the side.
Depending on the electrical circuit’s requirements, the Skoda Superb employs blade-style fuses, also known as micro or regular blade fuses.
In Skoda automobiles, the color of the fuse does not always indicate its rating or purpose. For more information on each fuse’s function, consult the owner’s manual.
Examine the fuse visually. The fuse is most likely blown if the metal strip within is fractured or damaged. A multimeter or a fuse tester, on the other hand, is a more accurate technique to check for a blown fuse.
Make certain that the car is turned off. Remove the blown fuse with fuse pullers or needle-nose pliers and replace it with a new one of the same amperage rating.
Make certain that the car is turned off. Remove the blown fuse with fuse pullers or needle-nose pliers and replace it with a new one of the same amperage rating.
No, it is not advised. Using a fuse with a greater amperage rating may result in electrical problems or system damage.
If replacing the fuse does not address the problem, it may signal a more serious electrical problem. For a full inspection, see a trained mechanic or the dealership.
Skoda typically offers spare fuses in the fuse box or includes a tiny fuse kit for emergency changes. For spare fuses, consult the owner’s manual or the fuse box.
To ensure compatibility and safety, use authentic or high-quality replacement fuses that fulfill the required requirements.
Fuses are primarily designed to protect against overloads and short circuits. They may not protect against all electrical problems; professional diagnosis may be required for sophisticated problems.
The amperage rating is usually marked on the fuse’s top or side. If the rating is not visible, consult the owner’s manual or the fuse box cover for more information.
Yes, the fuse box is labeled with individual fuses for various electrical systems such as lighting, audio, power windows, and so on. For more information, consult the owner’s handbook.
Yes, fuses can blow for a variety of causes, including power surges, electrical faults, or problems inside the vehicle’s systems, even if there is no obvious cause. Regular inspections aid in detecting these problems early.
Useful Link
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