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What is the fuse layout of the Saab 9-3?

Model: Saab 9 3 MK 2 - Years 2002-2014
Part: Fuse box

In this video we can see where the fuse boxes of the Saab 9-3 are located and what their respective diagrams are, useful in case we need to check the fuses of a malfunctioning device. We find the first box inside the passenger compartment, precisely behind the left partition of the dashboard on the driver's side. The second box is instead located inside the engine compartment, protected by the black plastic cover located to the left of the battery. In case of a blown fuse, make sure to use a replacement with equivalent specifications, so as not to cause any damage.

Posted on 31 August 2024 by ScegliAuto

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