Hello Guys and Girls welcome to my channel it's 'Lurgs' here and today the
Mercedes C-Class, the fuse box locations. This is the
Mercedes C-Class here and there are actually 2 fuse boxes on this Mercedes
and I will show you both of those. So the first one is inside here inside the
driver's door and it's behind this panel here now you don't want to damage this
so I've just got a flat bedded screwdriver with an old rag around it
and you just prise it out from there. And then just pull it out and kind of pull
it towards you and that is where the fuses are. And there's a link above now
about how to test fuses without having to pull them out and if you're lucky
enough to have a good owner then you will still have the old fuse allocation
diagrams and I will show you those later on in this video. You can pull each
fuse out and hold it up to the light to see if it's blown or not and this one is
perfect. Okay so just put the panel back in in
just be gentle with this it's just a few clips, then just give it a pop there we
go that's done and dusted. Oh let's stop for a quick cup of tea. If you're gonna be
working on the motor always have a lovely cup of tea... Oh.
Right so the second fuse box is under the engine bay and to open the bonnet
there's a link above now about how to do that. And the engine fuse box is up
here on the left-hand side. Obviously if you're in America or you've
got a left hand drive vehicle everything that I'm saying will be on the other
side of the car! So you've just got 2 clips at the top there they just turn a
quarter anti clockwise and then it just slots out of there. The fuse box is
actually here and you've just got 2 clips like you get on the top of a grolsh beer bottle.
So just pull those down and let the metal levers kind of hang loose, once
you've got that released from the clip just lift it up gently and then pull it
towards you. And there we go that is where the other fuses are and you've
also got some relays in there as well. As I said earlier there is a link earlier
about how to test fuses without having to pull them all out if you've got
something that's gone wrong. And that is where the second fuse box is. Right just
to put this lid back on you've got this clip at the back where that sits in so
make sure that lines up with the cover that it sits on top of there to just
slide it in make sure you've got a good fit it should just sit in there
perfectly if it doesn't fit take it back out wiggle it back in again, put the
metal clips underneath those plastic divots there we go see it's just caught
there and then this one once it's caught underneath then you can just raise the
clip upwards just to tighten it down.
Oh what a satisfying clip...click.
Oh. Satisfying right and then just got the second cover to put on now this is just
got a groove here make sure it slides into that and then you've just got the 2
clips at the top so just slide that into there and then line those clips up at
the top and that is just a quarter turn just to lock them in, it doesn't matter
which way you go but let's just go clockwise just force of habit so as he
says that I do anti clockwise [Laughs]! Right there we go so that is the 2 fuse boxes on
the Mercedes C-Class now this is the fuse allocation book obviously I'm going
through these very quickly but if you want to see any of those you've got the
beauty of pausing the video. Now not all of these fuses will be on your car
depends on how many gadgets you've got on it, now if you've got a very flashy
C-Class model there might also be a fuse box at the back there in the boot (trunk) but
the front 2 there, that's just a mirror image depending on if you've got a
left hand drive or right hand drive vehicle.
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