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Mercedes (Vito & Viano) 2004 – 2010 Fuse Box Diagrams & Location

 Mercedes (Vito & Viano) 2004 – 2010 Fuse Box Diagrams & Location

This guide includes diagrams and locations for the fuse boxes in Mercedes Vito and Viano from 2004 to 2010. This article can help you discover and understand fuses for more effective electrical troubleshooting and maintenance.

Fuses

The electrical fuses in your vehicle serve to switch off malfunctioning power circuits. If a fuse is blown, the components and systems secured by that fuse will stop operating. A blown fuse must be replaced by an appropriate spare fuse (recognizable by its color or the fuse rating given on the fuse) of the amperage recommended in the fuse chart.

Before replacing fuses

  • Engage the parking brake.
  • Make sure the automatic transmission is in park position P.
    The transmission position indicator in the multifunction display should be on P.
  • Switch off all electrical consumers. X Turn off the engine.
  • Remove the SmartKey from the starter switch.
  • Vehicles with KEYLESS-GO: Open the driver’s door (this puts the starter switch in position 0, same as with the SmartKey removed from the starter switch). The driver’s door then can be closed again.

Fuse box Locations

2004 – 2010 Mercedes (Vito & Viano)

Main Fuse Box
The fuse box is located in the engine compartment on the passenger’s side.Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 1Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 2

  1. Main fuse holder
  2. Fuse box F4
  3. Fuse box F5
  4. Main fuse F1
  5. Fuse block F34
  6. Fuse block F35

Fuse box under the driver’s seatMercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 3

Main Fuse Box Diagram

2004 – 2010 Mercedes (Vito & Viano)Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 4

Assignment of the fuses in the Main Fuse Box

NoConsumerAmp
1Windscreen wipers30
2Horn15
3Brake lamp switch5
4Heating7.5
5Diagnostics socket, rotary light switch, instrument cluster5
6Engine components5
7Rear wiper30
8Terminal 87 (1)10
9Terminal 87 (2)15
10Terminal 87 (3)10
11Terminal 30 Z engine7.5
12Rear window heating30
13Ignition lock/instrument panel7.5
14Brake system7.5
15Headlamp range control5
16Starter motor25
17Fuel pump15
18Cigarette lighter/glove compartment lighting15
19Radio5
20M112 ignition coils15
20Diesel HFM5
21Automatic transmission gearshift7.5
22Tachograph7.5
23Airbag control unit10
24Japanese rear-view mirror5
25Trailer control unit5
26Cut-off relay5
27Terminal 15 body/ equipment manufacturer5
28Transmission control unit10
29Start-off assist system5
30Unassigned–
31ATA horn10
32Mobile phone/VICS socket5
33Airbag, automatic child seat recognition10
34Terminal 15 R body/ equipment manufacturer5
35Overhead control panel7.5
36Lumbar adjustment (seat)10
37Make-up mirror light7.5
38Rear-compartment entertainment7.5
39Unassigned–
40Engine fuse (diesel)10
40Engine fuse (petrol)20
41Engine fuse (diesel)10
41Engine fuse (petrol)20
F1Terminal 30 electricalsystem, alternator225 A
F4Air-conditioning fan (incooling unit)60 A
F5Secondary air pump40 A

Fuse Block F34Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 5

NoConsumerAmp
21Light switch and upper section of control panel5
22Rear-compartment entertainment7.5
23Interior light10
24Overhead control panel and sliding/tilting sunroof7.5/25
25Rear-compartment sliding/tilting roof25
26Auxiliary heating, radio receiver5
27Front-compartment air conditioning7.5
28Socket for rear-compartment entertainment15
29Mobile phone/CD changer/microphone control module7.5
30Seat heating controls30
31Tachograph5
32Diagnostics gateway5
33Diagnostics socket10
34Audio gateway15
35Unassigned–
36Headlamp cleaning system30
37ATA battery horn10
38Steering column lock20
39Front-compartment blower40
40ABS control unit25
41ABS control unit40
42Radio/COMAND15

Fuse block F35Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 6

№ConsumerRating
2112-volt socket for passenger compartment, left15 A
2212-volt socket for passenger compartment, right15 A
23Trailer power socket20 A
24Trailer recognition unit25 A
25Driver’s seat adjustment30 A
26Co-driver’s seat adjustment30 A
27Electric sliding door, left30 A
28Electric sliding door, right30 A
29Rear-compartment blower30 A
30Air suspension system40 A
31Parktronic10 A
32Tyre pressure monitor5 A
33Sound system25 A
34Mobile phone control unit/VICS, TV booster5 A
35Auxiliary heating control unit20 A
36Unassigned–
37Rear-compartment air-conditioning system5 A
38COMAND camera control7.5 A
39Conventional taximeter5 A
4012-volt socket, rear right15 A
41Roof indicator light control unit10 A
42Unassigned–

Fuse Box under the driver’s seat –Diagram

2004 – 2010 Mercedes (Vito & Viano)Mercedes (Vito & Viano) Fuse Box Diagrams and Location Guide 2004 - 2010 Fig 7
NoConsumerAmp
F6SAM-SRB80
1Door control unit, left25
2Door control unit, right25
3PSM control unit25
4PSM control unit25
512-volt socket on the co-driver’s seat base15
6WVC charge line for vehicle battery in MARCO POLO25
7Timer and lighting in FUN/MARCO POLO7.5
8Auxiliary heating in FUN/MARCO POLO25
9Pop-up roof in FUN/ MARCO POLO25

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