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Where is the Fuse Box of the Mercedes E180?

Model: Mercedes Mercedes Various
Part: Fuse box

Your 2014 Mercedes E180 has two different fuse boxes. Below, we will discover their exact locations so you can access the fuses quickly and safely. The first box, the main one, is located in the engine compartment, so you will need to fully lift the front bonnet and remove the protective cover. The box is situated at the top right. The second box is located on the right side of the rear boot. Again, you need to lift the boot and then remove the protective panel present.

Updated on 24 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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