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Location and Diagram of the Fuse Boxes on the Audi A1/S1

Model: Audi A1 8X, MK 1 - Years 2010-2018
Part: Fuse box

For the Audi A1/S1, the fuse boxes are located in various places in the vehicle: versions with the battery in the boot will have two high-power fuses directly on the positive terminal of the battery itself. For models with the battery in a more traditional location within the engine bay, there are also fuses located directly above the positive terminal, all of which are high-power fuses: there are seven in total. In the thickness of the dashboard, on the driver's side, you will find most of the fuses dedicated to the vehicle's functionality. Simply pry with a small screwdriver at the panel to access it. Another part of the cabin fuses is located under the steering wheel, while a small number of fuses is placed in the engine bay, under the left front shock absorber strut.

Posted on 3 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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