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Layout and positioning of the fuses in the Smart Fortwo.

Model: Smart Smart 450 - Years 1998-2007
Part: Fuse box

The following steps will show us the layout and positioning of the fuses in the Smart Fortwo. First, we get on board the car, on the driver's side, and start by removing the plastic cover located under the dashboard, thus accessing the internal fuse box; on the table shown in the video we find the layout and diagram of all the fuses and relays of the car, as illustrated in the video. The fuse diagram is also present in the vehicle's owner's manual, where you can find all the codes and amperages of the fuses (useful for any replacements).

Posted on 16 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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