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Fuse box diagram — RENAULT Megane Scenic

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

1996–2003 63 fuses 4 boxes

Fuse box 1

49
25A 1 Window(s)
? 2 Not used
25A 3 Window(s)
20A 4 Wiper motor, rear
7.5A 5 Mirror(s)
7.5A 5 Heated mirror(s)
15A 6 Power cut-off
15A 7 Horn
5A 8 Injection system
5A 9 Rear fog light(s)
15A 10 Front fog lights
7.5A 11 Sidelight(s), right
7.5A 11 Instrument lighting
7.5A 11 'Lights on' warning chime
7.5A 11 Interior light(s)
10A 12 Headlight washers
7.5A 13 Sidelight(s), right
7.5A 13 Instrument lighting
? 14 No information available
? 15 No information available
5A 16 ABS
5A 16 Or
5A 16 ESP control unit
25A 17 Window(s)
15A 18 Brake light(s)
15A 19 Reversing light(s)
15A 19 Wash/wipe, rear
? 20 No information available
? 21 No information available
10A 22 Main beam, left
25A 23 Window(s)
10A 24 Main beam, right
20A 25 Sunroof
? 26 No information available
15A 27 Heated seat(s)
20A 28 Heating system
10A 29 Dipped beam, left
10A 30 Radio
10A 31 Dipped beam, right
? 32 No information available
? 33 Shunt
? 34 No information available
5A 35 Alarm system
5A 35 Immobiliser
5A 35 Remote control
20A 36 Central locking
20A 37 Wiper motor, front
25A 38 Windows
25A 39 Heated rear windscreen

Fuse box 2

6
60A 1 Heated windscreen
40A 2 Air conditioning
60A 3 Ignition switch
60A 3 Steering column switches
60A 3 Engine functions
60A 4 Accessories

Fuse box (Petrol)

4
30A 1 Injection system
40A 2 ABS
40A 2 Or
40A 2 ESP control unit

Fuse box (Diesel)

4
70A 1 Glow plug system
40A 2 ABS
40A 2 Or
40A 2 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.

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Workshop data on this page last updated 22 Aug 2026.