To protect power circuits in Skoda Octavia A5 and A7 models (including the Tour), fuses(from 5 to 50 amperes), which are located in two blocks. Their location is universal for various models Skoda (Octavia A5 / 7, Tour, Combi). In addition, to simplify the selection, fuse elements with different ratings are colored in various colors(50 amps - red, 15 amps (for example, elements of the trunk lighting circuit) - blue, etc.).

Location of modules and providing access to them

The modules of these devices in Skoda Octavia A5 (A7, Tour) cars are located in engine compartment and in the salon. To access devices located in engine compartment it is necessary to lift the hood cover and fix it. If you look at the car from the front, the fuse box is located on the right near the glass of the front pillar of the car. In order to remove the top plastic cover of the module, you need to move the two brackets in the downward direction and pull the part towards you.

In addition, two relays are located in the described module - the electric motor of the fan of the cooling system of the Skoda car and the automatic transmission control.

The fuse box, which is located in the cabin, can be found on the front side of the front console. To do this, open the front driver's door and use a flat screwdriver to pry the module cover from the bottom side.

Purpose

The layout of the safety elements is quite extensive and for exact definition the location of a particular device, it is necessary to carefully study their features and characteristics. Thus, the safety element module, which is located in the passenger compartment of the A5 (A7, Tour), provides protection for such electrical circuits as the control module ABS systems and ESC, airbag circuits, circuits climate control and heating, automatic transmission control, wiper rear window, heated seats and central switch lighting. The listed circuits are equipped with 5 ampere safety elements. 10 amp devices provide control protection central lock, lighting switch, control module power unit. 20 ampere ones are used in the trunk socket circuit (not to be confused with trunk lighting), lighting washer. Full scheme shown in the illustration below using an example model Skoda Octavia Tour 1.6.

The safety element module, which is located in the engine compartment of Octavia models (including the Tour), is equipped with a smaller number of devices. So, 5 ampere protect electrical circuits diagnostic wires, turn signal and wiper levers, powertrain control module, clutch pedal switch. 10 amp cells are used in the circuits of the cooling fan, exhaust gas circulation valve, secondary air pump and fuel pump. 15 ampere ones protect the circuit of the lambda probe, horn, automatic transmission control unit, trunk lighting.

Ignition, control module onboard network and right lighting fixtures Octavia models protected by 20 ampere devices. Higher load circuits such as starter, power terminals, ABS valves are equipped with 30 to 50 amp fuses.

With complete fuse map in Skoda cars Octavia A5 /7, (Tour) can be found in the car's operating manual or in special teaching aids.

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Note:

› Before changing a fuse, switch off the ignition and the corresponding electrical device.
› Determine which fuse protects the circuit of the failed consumer
› Remove the plastic clip from the holder in the cover of the fuse box, place the clip on the corresponding fuse and remove it.
› A blown fuse can be identified by a burnt metal wire. Replace the defective fuse with new addition the same denomination.
■ Never "repair" fuses or replace them with larger fuses - risk of fire! In addition, a malfunction may occur elsewhere in the electrical circuit.
■ If a new fuse blows quickly again, contact a service company as soon as possible to check the relevant electrical circuit.
■ We recommend that you always have spare fuses in your vehicle. The set of fuses can be selected from the range original spare partsŠkoda.
■ One electrical consumer can be protected by several fuses.
■ One fuse can protect the circuits of several electrical consumers.

Fuse color chart

Fuses located in the front panel

The fuses are located behind a cover on the left side of the front panel.
› Remove the cover of the fuse box with a screwdriver
› After replacing the fuse, replace the cover.

Fuses located in the engine compartment

In some vehicles, before removing the cover of the fuse box, it is necessary to remove the cover of the battery compartment
› When the cover of the fuse box is removed, the retaining clip A » is moved forward as far as it will go. A symbol will be visible behind the bracket. Now remove the cover.
› After replacing the fuse, place the cover on the fuse box and slide the retaining clip A back as far as it will go. A symbol will be visible behind the bracket. Lid locked

On the Octavia A5 in total - 2 blocks with fuses and relays.

This scheme and the decoding of the fuses are relevant for the bodies of 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and restyled bodies of 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 of release.

First block located in the front panel of the driver - in the cabin. Second block located in the engine compartment - to the right of the engine.
Let's open and decipher the fuses of each of the blocks.

1. Fuse box in the cabin

Open the driver's door, the block cover will be in the panel. You can remove it with a screwdriver - prying from below (see diagram.)

For clarity, several photographs of the blocks are shown. To compare the location of the main fuses in different machines.

Fuse	Terminal	Current (A)	Purpose
			Diagnostic connector, engine control unit, fuel pump
			ABS control unit, ESC
			airbags
			Heating, air conditioner, reversing lights
			Headlight range control unit
			Instrument cluster, automatic transmission control unit, electromechanical power steering control unit, parking aid
			not used
			not used
			not used
			not used
			not used
			Central lock control unit
			Diagnostic connector, light switch
			Automatic transmission control unit, selector lock
			onboard supply control unit - interior lamps
			not used
			Rear window wiper
			trailer detection control unit
			not used
			Adaptive lighting, left and right side
			Climatronic fan
			Front door power windows
			cigarette lighter
			Heated rear window, auxiliary heater and fan
			Socket in luggage compartment
			fuel pump, injectors (diesel engine)
			Head device
			Engine control unit, crankcase ventilation heater
			automatic transmission control unit, Haldex
			Vacuum pump
			Rear door power windows
			Power sliding sunroof
			Comfort system control unit
			Alert
			headlight washer
			Heated front seats
			Heated rear seats
			Heater and air conditioner fan
			not used
			not used
			Drawbar hitch
			Drawbar hitch
			Drawbar hitch
			heated seats
			Autonomous heater and ventilation
			Central light switch

2. Fuse box under the hood

We open the hood and the second block is located on the upper right side of the motor.

Removing the block cover- by sliding both brackets down and pulling the cover towards you until it moves away from the body.

In this block, in addition to fuses, there is also a relay. Some photos from different cars.

Fuse	Terminal	Current (A)	Purpose
			not used
			Control unit for automatic transmission (steering column switches)
			Test lead (diagnostics)
			ABS valves
			Instrument Cluster, Wiper Arm and Turn Signal Switch
			Terminal 15 supply, starter
			Head device
			not used
			engine control unit
			BOO auxiliary heater and ventilation
			data bus control unit
			engine control unit
			Ignition
			Lambda probe, pre-glow system
			Onboard power supply control unit, right headlight, right rear light
			Sound signal (klaxon)
			DSP Amplifier
			windshield wiper
			Coolant pump, fuel metering valve
			Lambda probe
			Clutch pedal switch, brake pedal switch
			Secondary air pump, air mass meter, high pressure fuel pump
			Adsorber, EGR valve, radiator fan
			Onboard network control unit, left headlight, left tail light
			Secondary air pump, pre-glow system
			starter or not used
			Terminal 30 supply

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Note:
› Before changing a fuse, switch off the ignition and the corresponding electrical device.
› Determine which fuse protects the circuit of the failed consumer
› Remove the plastic clip from the holder in the cover of the fuse box, place the clip on the corresponding fuse and remove it.
› A blown fuse can be identified by a burnt metal wire. Replace the defective fuse with a new one of the same rating.

Attention:
■ Never "repair" fuses or replace them with larger fuses - risk of fire! In addition, a malfunction may occur elsewhere in the electrical circuit.
■ If a new fuse blows quickly again, contact a service company as soon as possible to check the relevant electrical circuit.

Note:
■ We recommend that you always have spare fuses in your vehicle. The fuse kit can be selected from the range of ŠKODA Genuine Parts.
■ One electrical consumer can be protected by several fuses.
■ One fuse can protect the circuits of several electrical consumers.

Fuses in the front panel


The fuses are located behind a cover on the left side of the front panel.
› Remove the cover of the fuse box with a screwdriver
› After replacing the fuse, replace the cover.

Location of the fuses in the front panel

Fuses in the engine compartment

In some vehicles, before removing the cover of the fuse box, it is necessary to remove the cover of the battery compartment
› When the cover of the fuse box is removed, the retaining clip A » is moved forward as far as it will go. The symbol will be visible behind the bracket. Now remove the cover.
› After replacing the fuse, place the cover on the fuse box and slide the retaining clip A back as far as it will go. The symbol will be visible behind the bracket. Lid is locked.

Location of fuses in the engine compartment

To protect the power circuits in the Skoda Octavia A5 and A7 models (including the Tour), fuses (from 5 to 50 amperes) are used, which are located in two blocks. Their location is universal for various Skoda models (Octavia A5 / 7, Tour, Combi). In addition, to simplify the selection, fuse elements with different ratings are painted in different colors (50 amp - red, 15 amp (for example, elements of the trunk lighting circuit) - blue, etc.).

Location of modules and providing access to them

The modules of these devices in Skoda Octavia A5 (A7, Tour) cars are located in the engine compartment and in the cabin. To access devices that are located in the engine compartment, you need to lift the hood cover and fix it. If you look at the car from the front, the fuse box is located on the right near the glass of the front pillar of the car. In order to remove the top plastic cover of the module, you need to move the two brackets in the downward direction and pull the part towards you.

In addition, two relays are located in the described module - the electric motor of the fan of the cooling system of the Skoda car and the automatic transmission control.

The fuse box, which is located in the cabin, can be found on the front side of the front console. To do this, open the front driver's door and use a flat screwdriver to pry the module cover from the bottom side.

Purpose

The layout of safety elements is quite extensive and in order to accurately determine the location of a particular device, it is necessary to carefully study their features and characteristics. Thus, the safety element module, which is located in the passenger compartment of the A5 (A7, Tour), provides protection for such electrical circuits as the ABS and ESC systems control module, airbag circuits, climate control and heating circuits, automatic transmission control, rear window wiper, heating seats and central lighting switch. The listed circuits are equipped with 5 amp fuse elements. 10 amp devices provide protection for central locking control, light switch, powertrain control module. 20 ampere ones are used in the trunk socket circuit (not to be confused with trunk lighting), lighting washer. The complete scheme is shown in the illustration below with an example Skoda models Octavia Tour 1.6.

The safety element module, which is located in the engine compartment of Octavia models (including the Tour), is equipped with a smaller number of devices. So, 5-amp ones protect the electrical circuits of the diagnostic wire, the turn signal and wiper switch levers, the power unit control module, and the clutch pedal switch. 10 amp cells are used in the cooling fan, exhaust gas circulation valve, secondary air pump and fuel pump circuits. 15 ampere ones protect the circuit of the lambda probe, horn, automatic transmission control unit, trunk lighting.

The ignition, on-board power supply and right lighting control module of the Octavia models are protected by 20 amp devices. Higher load circuits such as starter, power terminals, ABS valves are equipped with 30 to 50 amp fuses.

A complete map of the location of the fuses in Skoda Octavia A5 / 7, (Tour) cars can be found in the car's operating manual or in special teaching aids.

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