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Where Are the Fuses Located on a Škoda Fabia?

Model: Skoda Fabia Mark2, 5J - Years 2007-2014
Part: Fuse box

The Škoda Fabia has two fuse boxes: the first is located under the steering column on the left side and is protected by a plastic panel that must be removed. This box contains fuses for internal lights, air conditioning, horn, etc. The second box is located in the engine bay and can be accessed by opening the bonnet and removing the specific protective cover. This box contains fuses for the fuel pump, front headlights, etc.

Updated on 18 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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