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Where are the fuses located in the Seat Leon?

Model: Seat Leon 1P - Years 2005-2013
Part: Fuse box

Any fuse in the Seat Leon is located inside one of the dedicated fuse boxes present in the vehicle; the first of these is found inside the cabin, on the left side of the dashboard, accessible only by opening the driver's door. Here you will find the fuses for the airbags, headlight washer system, interior lights, etc. The second box will be located on the side of the engine compartment and can be accessed by opening the bonnet and lifting the plastic cover of the box: inside you will find the fuses for the horn, front headlights, windscreen washer pump, etc.

Updated on 19 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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