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How to Locate the Fuse Boxes and Know Their Assignments in a BMW E60-61

Model: Mercedes Classe E W211 - Years 2002-2009

This video shows the fuse assignment diagrams and the location of the fuse boxes in a BMW E60/61 series vehicle. There are two fuse boxes in this car model: the first is located in the passenger compartment, specifically in the glove compartment, and the second is in the trunk of the vehicle. In the cabin fuse box, you will find fuses assigned to: ABS, airbags, air conditioning fan, central locking, audio system, horn, heated steering wheel, ignition electronics, engine fan, instrument cluster, interior lights, navigation, radio, satellite, driver window lift, etc. In the trunk fuse box, you will find fuses assigned to: ABS/DSC, headlights, amplifier, air suspension, cigarette lighter, speed control, fuel pump, trunk release, head-up display, onboard computer, rain sensor, sequential manual transmission, etc.

Updated on 29 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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