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How to Find the Fuse Diagrams for a Mercedes Benz Vito W638

Model: Mercedes Vito W638, MK 1 - Years 1995-2003

The first fuse panel in a Mercedes Benz Vito W638 is located inside the cabin, directly behind a cover under the steering column on the driver's side. This first panel contains fuses assigned to: right headlight, left headlight, indicators, cruise control button, fog lights, stop light sensor, wipers, alarm, speed sensor, diagnostic socket, ABS indicator, navigation system, cigarette lighter, interior lights, instrument cluster, antenna, radio, clock, etc. The next panel is located on the passenger side, behind the glove compartment, and contains fuses assigned to: central locking control unit, alarm unit, sunroof switch, window lifters, GSM phone unit, etc. Finally, under the seats, there are two more fuse boxes containing: radiator, air compressor, radio, cooler, air conditioning, horn, fuel pump, etc.

Updated on 18 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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