The third-generation (Mk3) Volkswagen Golf compact car was produced from 1991 through 2002 with petrol and diesel engine options. It was distributed globally in multiple body configurations: cabriolet, saloon, estate, and hatchback. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the Mk3 Golf (chassis codes 1H, 1E, 1V; A3 / PQ34 platform) fuse and relay box diagrams, including component locations and reference photographs. The cigarette lighter fuse is highlighted in bold.
Note: Alternate configurations of the central fuse and relay panel may be encountered depending on the market region, model year, and factory equipment options.
Passenger Compartment Fuse & Relay Panel
The main fuse panel is located at the base of the dashboard on the driver’s side, concealed behind a trim cover. To access it, release the cover retaining latches.
Engine Compartment Fuse Panel
On diesel-powered models, the glow plug power circuit is protected by a high-current strip fuse.
Certain trim configurations may also incorporate an auxiliary high-current fusible link dedicated to the engine radiator cooling fan circuit.
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