The VW Touran is a 5- or 7-seater compact MPV. The first generation was produced with petrol and diesel engines from 2003 through 2015, receiving two major facelifts during its production run. The second generation has been in production since 2015. This guide provides detailed fuse and relay diagrams, descriptions, and location photos for the first-generation Volkswagen Touran (chassis code 1T; PQ35 platform), with special emphasis on the cigarette lighter circuit.
Note: The first-generation Volkswagen Touran underwent two facelifts. Consequently, fuse and relay allocations may vary depending on the model year, engine variant, and vehicle equipment level.
Passenger Compartment
Fuse Panel
The main fuse panel is located under the dashboard on the driver's side, behind the storage compartment.
Remove the storage cover to access the fuses.
Relay Panel #1
Located directly on the Onboard Supply Control Unit (BCM).
- B1 - J681: Terminal 15 power supply relay 2 (460)
- B2 - J99: Heated exterior mirror relay (449)
- B3: Not used
- B4 - J689: Terminal 30 power supply relay 2 (449)
- B5 - J9: Heated rear window relay (53)
- B6 - J4: Dual-tone horn relay (449)
- B6 - J413: Horn relay (449)
- B7 - J729: Dual washer pump relay 1 (404)
- B8 - J730: Dual washer pump relay 2 (404)
- B9 - J59: Load reduction / X-contact relay (460)
Note: J4 and J413 are mini-relays and are fitted (depending on vehicle specification) into a single socket location on the relay panel.
Relay Panel #2
Located above the Onboard Supply Control Unit (BCM).
Relay Assignments
1. J496: Auxiliary coolant pump relay (449)
2. J39: Headlight washer system relay (53)
3. 1) J17: Fuel pump relay (449) / 2) J643: Fuel pressurization relay (449)
4. J13: Fresh air blower relay (404)
5. J333: Fuel pump cutoff relay (404)
6. Not used
7. J485: Auxiliary heater operation relay (449)
8. J682: Terminal 50 power supply relay (433; control code 53 from May 2006)
9. Not used
A - Driver seat adjustment thermal circuit breaker 1 (30A). Relays J17 and J643 are mini-relays installed in a shared slot depending on equipment level.
Engine Compartment
Engine Compartment Fuse Box (E-Box)
This electrical communication box (E-Box) is located on the left side of the engine compartment, adjacent to the battery.
Type 1
Type 2
High-Current Main Fuse Panel (Pre-Fuse Box)
Equipped with high-current fusible link strips.
Note: On diesel models, an additional glow plug control/relay module may be mounted beneath this panel.