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Fuse box diagram — PEUGEOT 405

Type what stopped working — headlight, wipers, lighter — and see which position powers it, and at how many amps.

1987–1997 89 fuses 3 boxes

Fuse box (1992–1996) · 1

71
10A 1 Radio
5A 2 Instrument panel
5A 2 Heating
5A 2 Interior light(s)
5A 2 Selector handle light
5A 2 Cooling fan
15A 3 Cooling fan
15A 3 Or
15A 3 Not used
10A 4 'Lights on' warning chime
10A 4 Tail light(s), right
15A 5 Cooling fan
15A 5 Air conditioning
15A 5 Blower
15A 5 Interior temperature sensor
15A 5 Coolant temperature control unit
10A 6 ABS
10A 6 Or
10A 6 ESP control unit
20A 7 Horn(s)
? 8 Shunt
5A 9 Tail light, left
5A 9 Number plate light(s)
5A 9 Sidelight(s), front
30A 10 Window(s), rear
? 11 Not used
10A 12 Cruise control
10A 12 Reversing light(s)
10A 12 Alarm system
10A 12 Automatic transmission start inhibitor
10A 12 Air conditioning
10A 12 Handbrake control light
10A 12 Instrument panel
10A 12 Daylight running system
? 13 Not used
30A 14 Seat(s)
30A 14 Alarm system
30A 15 Interior monitoring
30A 15 Central locking
30A 15 Antenna motor
30A 15 Window(s)
30A 15 Sunroof
20A 16 Cigarette lighter
? 17 Not used
10A 18 Rear fog light(s)
10A 19 Interior light(s)
30A 20 Heated seat(s)
30A 21 Blower
20A 22 Wiper motor, rear
20A 22 Levelling system
15A 23 Heated rear windscreen
15A 23 Blower
? 24 Wiper system
5A 25 Radio
5A 25 Clock
5A 25 Cooling fan
30A 26 Hazard warning lights
30A 27 Heated rear windscreen and mirrors
15A 28 Instrument panel
15A 28 Levelling system
15A 28 Clock
15A 28 Brake lights
15A 28 Limited-slip differential
15A 28 High-speed signal
30A 29 Window(s)
30A 29 Sunroof
15A 30 Interior light(s)
15A 30 'Lights on' warning chime
15A 30 Mirror(s)
15A 30 Direction indicators
15A 30 Window(s)

Fuse box (1992–1996) · 2

8
10A MF1 Oxygen sensor
10A MF2 Fuel pump
30A MF3 Cooling fan
30A MF4 Cooling fan
? MF5 Shunt ABS
? MF6 ABS
? MF6 Or
? MF6 ESP control unit

Fuse box (1992–1996) · 3

10
? MF1 No information available
? MF2 No information available
? MF3 Cooling fan
? MF4 Cooling fan
? MF4 Or
? MF4 Levelling system
? MF5 Shunt ABS
? MF6 ABS
? MF6 Or
? MF6 ESP control unit

No 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

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Workshop data on this page last updated 22 Aug 2026.