2023 Skoda Karoq Fuses and Fuse Box
Welcome to the future of automotive innovation with the 2023 Skoda Karoq, where every detail has been carefully crafted to improve your driving experience and safety. In this guide, we will examine an essential component of your Karoq’s electrical system: the fuses and fuse box.
In this exhaustive guide, we will examine the fuses and fuse box of the 2023 Skoda Karoq, including their location, function, and how to diagnose common electrical problems. Whether you are a seasoned auto enthusiast or a new Karoq owner, this information will equip you to comprehend and maintain this advanced vehicle’s electrical system, ensuring a trouble-free and enjoyable driving experience.
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 fuses.
Replace the defective fuse with a new fuse with the same amperage.
We recommend using replacement fuses from the ŠKODA Genuine Accessories range. These guaran-tee 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 key removed (vehicle without starter button)
✓ Ignition switched off and driver’s door open (vehicle with starter button)
✓ 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 compartment.
Use the appropriate end of the clamp ac-cording 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.
- Press the button and open the tray.
- Change the fuse.
- Close the storage compartment.
- Access to fuses – right-hand drive
Open the storage compartment on the passenger’s side.
- 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 compartment.
Fuses Overview
| Fuse number | Consumer |
| 1 | SCR (AdBlue®) |
| 2 | Heated steering wheel |
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Fuse number Consumer 3 Not used 4 Not used 5 Data bus 6 Alarm system sensor 7 Front and rear air conditioning, auxiliary heater receiver, rear window heating, automatic gearbox, ignition key lock (vehicle with automatic transmission) 8 Light switch, rain sensor, parking brake, ambient lighting, headlights 9 Control lever under the steering wheel 10 Infotainment screen 11 Light – left side 12 Infotainment 13 Left side belt tensioner 14 Air blower for air conditioning, heating 15 Electric steering lock 16 USB ports, diagnostics connector, Phone box 17 Instrument cluster, emergency call 18 Rear view camera, Area View 19 KESSY (keyless locking and starting system) 20 SCR (AdBlue®), braking system 21 All-wheel drive 22 Tow hitch 23 Panorama sliding/tilting roof 24 Light – right side 25 Central locking- front and rear door left, power window – left, exterior mirrors left – heating, fold-in function, setting the mirror surface 26 Heating of the front seats 27 Interior lighting 28 Tow hitch 29 USB charging function – at the rear and on the interior mirror 30 Not used 31 Opening the boot lid 32 Parking aid, Park Assist, “blind spot” detection 33 Airbag 34 Air conditioning, reversing light switch, interior mirror with automatic dimming, heated seats, parking brake, light switch, strip with buttons, sports sound generator 35 Diagnostic connection, front camera, distance monitoring (e.g. ACC, Front Assist) 36 LED headlight – right 37 LED headlight – left 38 Tow hitch 39 Central locking – front and rear door right, power windows – right, right ex- -
Fuse number Consumer ternal mirror – heating, folding function, mirror surface adjustment 40 12-volt power outlets 41 Right side belt tensioner 42 Locking (luggage compartment lid, rear doors, fuel filler flap), headlight cleaning system, front and rear windscreen washer 43 Music amplifier 44 Tow hitch 45 Electrical operation of driver’s seat 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 -
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.
Fuses Overview
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Fuse number Consumer 1 ESC assist system, parking brake 2 Assistance system ESC 3 Engine control system 4 Engine components 5 Engine components 6 Brake sensor 7 Engine components 8 Lambda probe, NOx sensor 9 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, fuel pump 17 ESC assist system, engine control unit, main relay coil
18 Data bus, 12 volt battery data module 19 Windscreen wiper 20 Alarm system 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 Not used 37 Auxiliary heating 38 Not used
FAQs
Fuses safeguard the vehicle’s electrical circuits from overloading, which can cause damage or fires. They serve as safeguard measures.
The fuse box is typically located in the engine compartment or the cabin, typically near the console or beneath the steering column.
A ruptured fuse will contain a shattered filament. You can visually inspect the fuses or utilize a multimeter to determine continuity.
No, it is necessary to replace a ruptured fuse with a fuse of the same amperage rating. Using a fuse with a higher rating can cause damage or fires.
If a fuse continues to explode, it indicates an underlying problem. Consult your Skoda dealer or a licensed mechanic for a comprehensive diagnosis.
Refer to your owner’s manual for instructionspublication. Typically, the fuse box cover must be opened by removing the retaining clips or fasteners.
If you’re familiar with fundamental automotive tasks, you can replace the majority of fuses on your own. Consult the owner’s manual for guidance, and if necessary, seek professional assistance.
Many vehicles include spare fuses that are stowed in the fuse box or a separate compartment. Refer to the owner’s manual for specifics.
Consult online resources or consult a Skoda dealership for fuse information if you do not have the manual.
Yes, but it is crucial to do so effectively and avoid overloading existing circuits. Consider hiring a professional installer.
Fuses generally require no routine maintenance. They must be replaced when they explode due to a particular electrical problem.
Fuses are reset automatically when the electrical fault is repaired. Resetting circuit breakers is accomplished by returning the switch to the “On” position.
Frequent problems include short circuits, defective electrical components, and overloading circuits with an excessive number of accessories.
Yes, some fuses may be designed for particular systems, such as the air conditioning, headlights, and infotainment. Refer to the owner’s manual for more information.
Use only fuses that meet Skoda’s specifications. Using fuses approved by Skoda guarantees compatibility and safety..
Useful Link
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