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Where are the fuses of the Iveco Eurocargo located?

Model: IVECO Eurocargo MK 1 - Years 2002-2008
Part: Fuse box

The fuses of the Iveco Eurocargo are located inside the special fuse box. This is located inside the passenger compartment, immediately below the steering column. To access it, it is necessary to remove the plastic cover of the lower part of the column, immediately above the pedals. The box is connected to numerous cables and is fitted inside its housing on the left. In order to replace a blown fuse, it must be identified and extracted with the appropriate pliers. After removing the old fuse, it will be possible to replace it with a new spare part and check the correct functioning of the relevant device.

Posted on 3 November 2021 by ScegliAuto

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