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Where are the Fuses Located on the Seat Altea?

Model: Seat Altea MK 1 - Years 2004-2015
Part: Fuse box

The fuse boxes of the Seat Altea contain the fuses that control the operation of the devices within the vehicle: the first will be located behind the glove compartment, which is on the dashboard to the lower left of the steering column. Inside, there will be fuses for the rear lights, the cabin heating radiator, etc. The second box will be located in the upper right part of the engine bay: inside are the fuses that manage the operation of the horn, lambda sensors, windscreen wipers, etc.

Posted on 23 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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