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2022 Volvo Truck Fuse Box Details

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2022 Volvo Truck Fuse Box Details

2002 mercedes e320 w210

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Fuse box diagram

Assignment of the fuses under the right rear seat


№ Fused function Amp
1 up to 28.2.97: 30
Multifunction control unit:
Left rear power window motor
Right rear power window motor
1 as of 1.3.97: Passenger-side front door control unit 20
2 up to 28.2.97: 30
Multifunction control unit:
Driver-side power window motor
Front passenger-side power window motor
2 as of 1.3.97: Rear passenger's side door control model
3 up to 28.2.97: 15
Taxi version:
Left rear dome lamp
Right rear dome lamp
Rear interior lamp
Model 210.2:
Left D-pillar interior lamp
Right D-pillar interior lamp
Trunk lid ambient lamp
Model 210.0/6:
Trunk lid ambient lamp
Combination control unit
Interior illumination:
Front dome lamp (with shut-off delay and front reading lamp)
Rear interior lamp
Trunk lamp
Left front door entry/exit lamp
Right front door entry/exit lamp
Front deluxe seats, incl. seat heating and seat ventilation (as of 1.6.99):
Left front seat ventilation blower regulator
Right front seat ventilation blower regulator
3 as of 1.3.97: 7.5
Lower control panel control unit
Rear interior lamp
Models 210.0, 210.6:
Trunk lamp
Model 210.2:
Left D-pillar interior lamp
Right D-pillar interior lamp
Taxi version:
Left rear dome lamp
Right rear dome lamp
Rear interior lamp
Interior lights amplifier control unit (model 210.2 only)
4 Glass version of electric sliding/tilting roof (up to 28.2.97): Tilting/sliding roof, Sliding/tilting roof 25
switch
4 as of 1.3.97: Overhead control panel control uni 25
5 Pneumatic system equipment with combined functions 25
Anti-theft alarm system (ATA):
Alarm signal horn, via pneumatic control unit with combined functions
Radio (with additional internal 10A fuse as of 1.6.99) -

Auto pilot system (APS):


Radio and navigation control panel
Navigation processor
CD changer:
CD player with changer (in luggage compartment), via radio or radio and navigation control panel
Communication/navigation system (CNS) (as of 1.3.97):
Receiver and amplifier (in luggage compartment)
COMAND operating and display system (as of 1.6.99):
COMAND operating, display and control unit
Antenna booster Bottom left rear window
6 up to 28.2.97: Model 210.2: Tailgate closing assist 20
6 as of 1.3.97: Engine 111, 112, 113: Fuel pump, via fuel pumps relay 25
7 up to 28.2.97: 30
Left and right outside mirror with memory:
Combination control unit
Outside mirror adjustment up/ down
Outside mirror adjustment to the left/ right
Left/right outside mirror switchover
Memory package (driver seat, steering column, mirrors):
Steering column adjustment motor, via multifunction control unit
7 as of 1.3.97: Model 210.2: Rear-end door closing assist 20
8 Memory package (driver seat, steering column, mirrors), left hand drive vehicle (LHD) only: 25
Left front seat adjustment control unit with memory
Vehicle with partially electric seat adjustment (as of 1.6.99):
Driver-side partially electric seat adjustment motor group
9 Memory package (driver seat, steering column, mirrors), left hand drive vehicle (LHD) only: 25
Left front seat adjustment control unit with memory
Vehicle with partially electric seat adjustment (as of 1.6.99):
Front passenger partially electric seat adjustment motor group
10 Refrigerator box (customer's request) 10
Interior monitoring (with ATA only) (up to 28.2.97):
Left interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver unit, infrared (IR)
Right interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver unit, infrared (IR)
Anti-theft alarm system (ATA) (up to 28.2.97):
ATA inclination sensor
Information and communication system, with Japanese version (as of 1.3.97 up to 31.5.99):
CD player with changer (in trunk)
Antenna amplifier voltage supply
TV tuner
Navigation processor
Relief relay, circuit 15
COMAND operating and display system (as of 1.6.99):
TV tuner
11 as of 1.3.97 up to 31.5.99: 7.5
Anti-theft alarm system (ATA):
Alarm signal horn with additional battery
ATA inclination sensor (only USA)
Level control at rear axle with ADS, or Electronic Stability Program (ESP), with engines 112, 113
and 606:
Steering angle sensor
Interior monitoring (with ATA only):
ATA inclination sensor
Left interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver unit, infrared (IR)(210.2)
Right interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver unit, infrared (IR) (210.2)
Interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver unit (210.0, 210.6 only)
as of 1.6.99:
USA version:
Trunk lid emergency release switch (models 210.0, 210.6 only, as of 1.6.00)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP):
Steering angle sensor
Interior monitoring (with ATA only):
Interior motion sensor transmitter and receiver
ATA inclination sensor
12 13-pin trailer hitch socket, PIN 9 25
13 Electrically adjustable front passenger seat with memory, on left hand drive vehicle (LHD): Right 25
front seat adjustment control unit with memory, Left front seat adjustment control unit with
memory
14 Electrically adjustable front passenger seat with memory, on left hand drive vehicle (LHD): Right 25
front seat adjustment control unit with memory (N32/2)
15 Taxi version (up to 28.2.97): 7.5
Roof symbol light
Roof sign switch
Dynamic navigation system, (as of 1.3.97 up to 31.5.98):
Traffic data recorder
MB/D network portable CTEL (up to 31.5.98):
CTEL transmitter / receiver, also with AMPS network for USA
Telephone interface, with AEG portable CTEL
Information/communications system (ICS) (as of 1.3.97 up to 31.5.99):
Telephone connector, circuit 15C (only Japan)
Dynamic navigation system with MB/D network portable CTEL (D2B) (as of 1.3.97):
D2B interface Dynamic destination guidance
Dynamic navigation system with network portable CTEL (D2B) (as of 1.3.97):
Portable CTEL D2B interface
Telephone interface
MB cellular telephone standard (as of 1.6.00):
Cellular telephone transmitter and receiver unit, D2B
Telephone preinstallation D network portable CTEL (as of 1.3.97):
CTEL interface
MB portable CTEL, (as of 1.6.00):
CTEL interface
E-net compensator
D network portable CTEL (D2B) (as of 1.3.97 up to 31.5.00):
Portable CTEL D2B interface
TELE AID emergency call system (D2B) (as of 1.3.97):
TELE AID control unit
EMERGENCY CALL emergency call system with USA version or Japanese version (as of 1.3.97):
Emergency call control unit
Voice control system (VCS):
CTEL transmitter / receiver (up to 31.5.98)
Voice control system control unit (as of 1.6.98)
D2B-Portable CTEL interface (up to 31.5.00)
Tire pressure monitor (as of 1.3.97):
TPM [RDK] control unit
16 Sound system: Amplifier for sound system 25
17 up to 28.2.97: Electric heated seats for left and right rear seat: Rear heated seat (HS) control unit 25
17 as of 1.3.97: Electric heated seats for left and right rear seat: Rear heated seat (HS) control unit 20
18 Left and right front heated seats: Front heated seat (HS) control unit 20
19 Pneumatic system equipment with combined functions 40
Rear window defroster
Functions of central locking
Functions of anti-theft alarm system
Functions of interior motion sensor and towing sensor
20 as of 1.3.97: 40
Government vehicles, feed-in of fuses:
Maxi Fuse box I, right rear wheelhouse, (police)
Feed-in relay, circuit 15
Fuse box II, right rear wheelhouse, (police)
Taxi version:
Taxi fuse box (voltage supply)

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Advancements in vehicle seat adjustment systems post-1999 reveal broader trends in automotive innovation focusing on user-centric design, enhanced comfort, and seamless integration of electronic controls. These trends reflect a movement towards improving ergonomic standards, digital integration, and providing personalized in-vehicle experiences for users .

The pneumatic system equipment plays integral roles in vehicle security and convenience by controlling anti-theft alarm system features, including the alarm signal horn, and facilitating functions related to central locking. Additionally, it manages interior motion sensors and towing sensors, enhancing vehicle security and user convenience .

Before February 28, 1997, taxi version vehicles had lighting systems including roof symbol lights and roof sign switches. After this date, lighting alterations involved inclusion within the lower control panel control unit and integration with rear interior lamps adjustments. Changes indicate adaptation to new or modified safety and communication requirements .

With vehicle models introduced after March 1, 1997, the ATA was enhanced by incorporating an inclination sensor and was integrated with interior motion sensors and the interior monitoring system. These enhancements elevated the security features of vehicles, making them proactive in threat detection and response .

As of March 1, 1997, for left-hand drive vehicles (LHD), the memory package (including driver seat, steering column, and mirrors) was allocated a 25-amp fuse for the left front seat adjustment control unit with memory. Furthermore, vehicles with partially electric seat adjustment from June 1, 1999, had separate motor groups for adjustment, with the driver-side partially electric seat adjustment motor assigned to a different allocation .

In models up to February 28, 1997, the rear dome lamps were part of the multifunction control unit serving as interior illumination. These lamps included the taxi version's additional lights. Changes made indicated evolution towards higher customization in variant models like taxis, involving distinct control units post this date .

The segregation of memory packages for seat adjustments allows for enhanced personalization, enabling independent control and memory storage for different users. Such segregation is significant in vehicles with high customization demands, acknowledging diverse user preferences, improving user comfort, and advancing market competitiveness .

The introduction of the TELE AID emergency call system from March 1, 1997, demonstrates advancements in automotive communication by incorporating a dedicated emergency call control unit that could handle critical functions like emergency calls, enhancing vehicle connectivity and safety .

The COMAND operating and display system introduced as of June 1, 1999, significantly enhanced vehicle functionalities by integrating the display and control of navigation, radio, and other communication features in vehicles. This system centralizes multiple functionalities, making operations smoother and more intuitive for users .

Post-March 1, 1997, the fuse assignment for electric heated seats was tailored more specifically. The rear heated seat (HS) control unit was allocated a 20-amp fuse, whereas, before this date, both left and right rear seats used a 25-amp fuse. This adjustment reflects a shift in focus towards efficiency and possibly adjusting to newer component specifications .

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