Fuses and relays Volkswagen Golf 3 (1H/1E/1V), 1991–2002

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.


Component layout reference.

Fuse & Relay Diagram
No. Rating / Circuit Description
1 10 A – Left headlight low beam, headlight level control motors
2 10 A – Right headlight low beam
3 10 A – Number plate lamps
4 15 A – Rear window wiper and washer system
5 15 A – Windshield wipers, washer pump, headlight washer system
6 20 A – Heater/blower fan
7 10 A – Right side marker lamps, right tail lamp
8 10 A – Left side marker lamps, left tail lamp
9 20 A – Heated rear window
10 15 A – Front fog lamps
11 10 A – Left headlight high beam
12 10 A – Right headlight high beam
13 10 A – Horn
14 10 A – Reversing lamps, heated washer nozzles, central locking system, power door mirrors, heated seats, cruise control, power windows
15 10 A – Instrument cluster (speedometer), intake manifold preheater
16 15 A – Instrument cluster illumination, ABS warning indicator, SRS/Airbag indicator, power sunroof, Thermotronic climate control
17 10 A – Hazard warning lamps, direction indicators (turn signals)
18 20 A – Electric fuel pump, heated oxygen sensor (O2 sensor)
19 30 A – Radiator cooling fan, air conditioning relay
20 10 A – Brake lamps (stop lights)
21 15 A – Interior dome lamps, luggage compartment lamp, central locking system, power sunroof
22 10 A – Audio system (Radio), cigarette lighter socket
Fuse No. 22 (10 A) protects the cigarette lighter / 12 V power outlet circuit.
No. Relay Assignment
1 Air conditioning (A/C) relay
2 Rear window wiper/washer relay
3 Engine Control Unit (ECU) main relay
4 X-contact relief relay (Main ignition circuits)
5 Unassigned (Empty)
6 Hazard / Direction indicator flasher relay
7 Headlight washer system control module
8 Intermittent windshield wiper relay
9 Seat belt warning chime/indicator relay (1995 model year)
10 Front fog lamp relay
11 Dual-tone horn relay
12 Fuel pump relay
13 Intake manifold preheater relay
14 Unassigned (Empty)
15 ABS hydraulic pump relay
16 Reversing lamp relay (Ecomatic models)
17 High-beam headlight relay (Ecomatic models)
18 Low-beam headlight relay (Ecomatic models)
19 30 A Thermal circuit breaker – Air conditioning / Climatronic system (2.0L / 2.8L engines, 1993)
20 Starter interlock relay
21 Heated oxygen sensor (O2 sensor) relay
22 Seat belt warning relay (1995 model year)
23 Vacuum pump relay (Ecomatic models)
24 20 A Thermal circuit breaker – Power windows

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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