In this guide, you will fuse location on BMW 3-Series E90/E91/E92/E93.
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Fuse Location
Fuses are located behind the glove box on the dashboard. To access the fuses on a BMW 3-series, open the passenger door.
Open the glove box. You will see two plastic round screws. Turn them counterclockwise to unlock them. This will allow you to remove the panel.
Behind the glove box, you will see the fuses and relays for your BMW. It is difficult to reach back to the fuse panel. Use a fuse puller to remove the fuses.
BMW 3 Series Fuse Chart and Layout
Below is a reference table that shows the fuse designation for BMW 3-Series.
The exact fuse chart in your BMW 3-Series may be different. The fuse chart could change between production years and different trims.
The fuses that you have in your car depend on the options that are installed on your BMW. Check the owner's manual or the fuse layout on your BMW 3-Series. The specific fuse list will be printed either on the back of the fuse cover or a piece of paper placed in the fuse box.
| Fuse | Ampere | |
| 1 | RELAY: Rear screen wiper | |
| 2 | RELAY: Windscreen wiper motor | |
| 3 | ||
| F1 | Roll-over bar control module | 10 |
| F2 | 5 | |
| F3 | – | |
| F4 | Ignition switch control module | 5 |
| F5 | Fuel pump(FP) | 20 |
| F6 | Transmission control module (TCM) | 15 |
| F7 | The auxiliary heater control module | 20 |
| F8 | Audio unit output amplifier | 20 |
| F9 | Cruise control distance range control module | 10 |
| F10 | Tow bar retract control module | 15 |
| F11 | Audio unit | 10 |
| F12 | 20 | |
| F13 | Tire pressure monitor control module | 5 |
| F14 | – | |
| F15 | AC Intake air purity sensor | 5 |
| F16 | Horn | 15 |
| F17 | 10 | |
| F18 | Selection control module | 5 |
| F19 | Alarm system | 7.5 |
| F20 | 5 | |
| F21 | 7.5 | |
| F22 | Cruise control distance range control module | 10 |
| F23 | 10 | |
| F24 | Tyre pressure monitor control module | 5 |
| F25 | Seat belt presenter control module | 10 |
| F26 | Telematics | 10 |
| F27 | 5 | |
| F28 | 5 | |
| F29 | Seat heating | 5 |
| F30 | Cigarette lighter fuse | 20 |
| F31 | Multimedia control module | 20 |
| F32 | Seat adjustment control module left front | 30 |
| F33 | 5 | |
| F34 | CD changer | 5 |
| F35 | ABS | 30 |
| F36 | 30 | |
| F37 | 10 | |
| F38 | 30 | |
| F39 | 7.5 | |
| F40 | 30 | |
| F41 | ||
| F42 | 40 | |
| F43 | Headlamp washers | 30 |
| F44 | Trailer control module | 30 |
| F45 | 40 | |
| F46 | Heated rear window | 30 |
| F47 | Trailer socket | 20 |
| F48 | – | |
| F49 | Seat adjustment control module, right front | 30 |
| F50 | Engine control module (ECM) | 10 |
| F51 | Ignition switch control module | 50 |
| F52 | 20 | |
| F53 | 20 | |
| F54 | Trailer control module | 30 |
| F55 | – | |
| F56 | Central locking system | 15 |
| F57 | Central locking system | 15 |
| F58 | 5 | |
| F59 | Steering column function control module | 5 |
| F60 | AC control module | 7.5 |
| F61 | 10 | |
| F62 | Rear electric windows | 30 |
| F63 | 30 | |
| F64 | Rear electric windows | 30 |
| F65 | ABS | 40 |
| F66 | 50 | |
| F67 | AC/heater blower control module | 30 |
| F68 | 40 | |
| F69 | Engine coolant blower motor | 50 |
| F70 | – | |
| F71 | Trailer socket | 20 |
| F72 | – | |
| F73 | – | |
| F74 | 10 | |
| F75 | 10 | |
| F76 | 20 | |
| F77 | 30 | |
| F78 | 30 | |
| F79 | 30 | |
| F80 | – | |
| F81 | 30 | |
| F82 | – | |
| F83 | – | |
| F84 | Headlamp washers | 30 |
| F85 | – | |
| F86 | – | |
| F87 | – | |
| F88 | Engine management | 20 |
| F89 | Spare | |
| F90 | Spare | |
| F91 | Spare | |
| F92 | Spare | |
| F93 | Spare | |
| F94 | Spare | |
| F95 | Spare |
This guide applies to BMW 3-Series 2004-2013 including models such as the 316i, 318i, 320i, 323i, 325i, 325xi, 328i, 328xi, 330i, 330xi, 335i, 335is, 335xi, 320d, 320xd, 325d, 330d, 330xd, 335d, and M3.
Notes
- Always replace a blown fuse with a new fuse with the same rating. If the new fuse blows again, there is an electrical problem, typically a short. Do not install a higher-rated fuse.
- Installing a fuse with an ampere rating higher than recommended causes damage and possibly even causes fires if there is a short.
- Remember to turn the ignition OFF when pulling and replacing fuses and relays.
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