Fuse box diagram — PEUGEOT 107
Type what stopped working — headlight, wipers, lighter — and see which position powers it, and at how many amps.
Fuse box 1
51Fuse box 2
21No position matches. Try one word — “headlight”, “pump”, “window”.
Fuse colours follow the blade-fuse standard (DIN 72581-3 / SAE J1284) and are derived from the rating. The number is what counts — older torpedo fuses use a different colour scheme. Cross-check the lid of the box.
Repair procedures for PEUGEOT
Step-by-step procedures from the workshop database, for this model.
- 207/107 DV4TD ancil belt
- Peugeot 107 1.0 1KR-FE timing chain replacement
- Peugeot 107 1.4 HDi DV4TD timing belt replacement
- 1007 - DV6TED4 - BE4R gearbox removal installation
- Peugeot 306 DW8/DW8B timing belt replacement
- 406 XUD9 turbo
- Peugeot 407 and EW10J4/EW7J4 timing belt replacement
- Peugeot EP6CDTX timing chain replacement
A blown fuse is a symptom, not the cause. Tell TorqFix which position it is and what the car does.
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Variants of the same model differ. Check the year and the label on the box in your car before pulling a fuse.
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