Fuses and relays Citroen Berlingo (B9), 2008–2020

The Citroën Berlingo functions as both a recreational passenger minivan and a commercial LCV (light commercial vehicle) within a single platform. In production since 1996, the second generation was introduced in 2008. The bodywork, which retains a spacious, “boxy” rear section paired with an aerodynamic front fascia, is slightly larger than its predecessor. The vehicle shares a common platform with the Citroën C4. In this article, we provide detailed fuse box diagrams for the second-generation Citroën Berlingo (PF2 platform; B9 chassis) covering the 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 model years.

Below are the locations and photographs of the power distribution boxes. The fuses protecting the “Cigarette Lighter” and “Fuel Pump” circuits are highlighted in bold.

Engine Compartment

This compartment houses two power distribution boxes designed to protect the vehicle's electrical circuits.

Main Fuse Box


The power distribution box is located on the right side of the engine compartment, adjacent to the battery. Depending on the vehicle specification, additional fuses may be mounted on its side panel.

Type 1

Engine compartment fuse assignment for the second-generation Berlingo.

Diagram
No. Description A
1 Engine Control Module (ECM) 20
Cooling Fan Control Module
2 Horn 15
3 Front and Rear Windshield Washer Pumps 10
4 Headlight Washer Pump 20
5 Engine Management System 15
Fuel Pump Fuse (Gasoline)
6 ABS / ESP Control Module 10
Injection Double Relay
Electric Power Steering (EPS)
ESP Yaw Rate / Lateral Acceleration Sensor
Power Steering Pump
7 Brake Lights 10
8 Starter Motor 25
9 Protection Relay Module 10
Headlight Leveling System
10 Engine Management System 30
Ignition Coils
Fuel Injection Control Module
11 HVAC Blower Motor 40
12 Windshield Wiper Motor 30
13 BSI (Built-in Systems Interface) Supply Fuses 40
14 Engine Management System 30
EGR Heat Exchanger Coolant Pump
15 Right Headlight – High Beam 10
16 Left Headlight – High Beam 10
17 Left Headlight – Low Beam 15
18 Right Headlight – Low Beam 15
19 EVAP Purge Valve 15
Upstream Oxygen Sensor (O2)
Downstream Oxygen Sensor (O2)
20 EGR Heat Exchanger Solenoid Valve 10
21 Cooling Fan Control Unit 5
MF1 Cooling Fan Relay
MF2 Tow Bar / Trailer Relay 40/50
A/C Compressor Relay
MF3 Cooling Fan 50
MF4 BSI (Built-in Systems Interface) 80
MF5 BSI (Built-in Systems Interface)
MF6 ABS Pump Motor Relay
ESP Pump Motor Relay
MF7 Passenger Compartment Fuse Box 40
MF8 ABS Pump Motor Relay 30
ESP Pump Motor Relay

Type 2

Fuse assignment.

Diagram
No. Description A
F1 Engine Management System 20
F2 Horn 15
F3 Windshield Wiper / Washer Pump 10
F4 Headlight Washer Pump 20
F5 Engine Management System 15
F6 Steering Angle Sensor, ESC Module 10
F7 Brake Lights 10
F8 Starter Motor 25
F9 Headlight Leveling Actuator, Parking Assist Module 10
F10 Engine Management System 30
F11 HVAC Blower Motor 40
F12 Windshield Wiper Motor 30
F13 BSI (Built-in Systems Interface) 40
F14 Engine Management System 30
F15 Right Headlight – High Beam 10
F16 Left Headlight – High Beam 10
F17 Right Headlight – Low Beam 15
F18 Left Headlight – Low Beam 15

High-Current Fuses

Located on the battery positive terminal cover is a distribution board housing high-current fusible links and standard fuses.

No. Description A
FL5 Electric Power Steering (EPS) 80
FL 6 Glow Plugs 70
FL 7 Ignition Switch / Relay 3 Protection 100
FL 8 Start-Stop System  
FL 9 -  
FL 10 Engine Management System 30
1 Charging System 5
2 Data Link Connector (DLC) 15
3 Brake Lights 15
4 -  

Passenger Compartment

The passenger compartment contains three power distribution boxes designed to protect the interior electrical circuits.

Main Fuse Box


It is located on the lower driver's side of the dashboard, concealed behind a plastic cover.


General overview of the Citroën Berlingo interior fuse box.

Diagram
No. Description A
1 Rear Window Wiper 15
2 Central Locking System 30
3 SRS Airbag Control Module 5
4 A/C System, Data Link Connector (DLC), Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror, Headlight Leveling 10
5 Front Power Windows 30
6 Door Locks 30
7 Interior Lighting (Cargo Light, Map Lights, Sunroof) 5
8 Audio System, Multi-Function Display, TPMS Module, Alarm System / Siren 20
9 Cigarette Lighter Fuse, Front and Rear 12V Power Outlets 30
10 Steering Column Control Module (COM2000) 15
11 Ignition Switch 15
12 Rain/Light Sensor, SRS Airbags 15
13 Instrument Cluster 5
14 Parking Assist, A/C Control Panel, Hands-Free System 15
15 Central Locking System 30
16 Shunt (Park/Customer Mode Jumper)  
17 Heated Rear Window and Exterior Mirrors 40

Auxiliary Fuse Box 1

An auxiliary fuse box is located adjacent to the main interior fuse block.


Depending on the equipment level, it houses the following fuses:
1. Unused;
2. Heated Seats – 20A;
3. Unused;
4. Power Folding Mirror Relay – 15A;
5. Refrigerated Compartment Power Outlet Relay – 15A

Auxiliary Fuse Box 2

An optional auxiliary fuse box is located on the right side, behind the interior trim panel.

1 Spare 15
2 Ignition Switch, Alternator Relay 15
3 Tow Bar / Trailer 12V Power Supply 15
4 Bodybuilder Module Constant Power Supply 15
5 Hazard Warning Lights 40
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Comments
Paul

Hi Series III multispace. ANy idea which fuse covers the cruise control?

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