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What is the fuse diagram for the Subaru Legacy?

Model: Subaru Legacy BW, MK 7, BT - Years 2019-2026
Part: Fuse box

In this video, we can see where the fuse boxes of the Subaru Legacy are located and what their respective diagrams are, which is useful in case we need to check the fuses of a malfunctioning device. The first box is found inside the cabin, behind the small door located in the lower left area of the dashboard on the driver's side. The second box, on the other hand, is positioned inside the engine compartment, protected by the black plastic cover located behind the battery. In case of blown fuses, make sure to use replacement parts with equivalent specifications and always work with the vehicle turned off.

Posted on 19 December 2025 by ScegliAuto

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