hi all,

can anyone help me.

Where is the fusebox located on my 09 fiat bravo 120.

I need to change the fuse for the cigarette lighter. i know theres one under the bonnet. one behind the glovebox but im not sure how to access that one.

also could anyone tell me the exact fuse what the cigarette lighter is?

and just doing some general searches some people say its to the right of the steering wheel.

please advise

thanks

All the information you require is in the handbook

One here for reference

https://www.fiatforum.com/downloads.php?do=cat&id=20

Hi. All the information certainly isnt in my hand book for my 150Mtj RHD UK car. My fuse box is on the passenger side behind the glove box. My hand book refers only to LHD versions and says that it is behind a removable cover on the drivers side ?

Sorry mine is 2008 model. The fuse box is a real pain to get at.

ade739 said:

Hi. All the information certainly isnt in my hand book for my 150Mtj RHD UK car. My fuse box is on the passenger side behind the glove box. My hand book refers only to LHD versions and says that it is behind a removable cover on the drivers side ?

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It's the left side of the cabin as the handbook states, it still lists the correct fuse numbers and functions of the different fuses in the handbook also.

Yes the fuse box is the same therefor so are the fuses and numbers, but I'm pretty sure it stated drivers side not left side of the cabin in the hand book, but I can't confirm this as I'm in Greece at the mo in my Stilo so stand to be corrected. Still a pain to get to behind the glove box rather than the removeable panel as I'm sure it states in the handbook.

ade739 said:

Yes the fuse box is the same therefor so are the fuses and numbers, but I'm pretty sure it stated drivers side not left side of the cabin in the hand book, but I can't confirm this as I'm in Greece at the mo in my Stilo so stand to be corrected. Still a pain to get to behind the glove box rather than the removeable panel as I'm sure it states in the handbook.

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Not sure why you feel the need to remove the box, can access mine without issue when the kick panel is removed.

Man hands and fingers like pig sticks It's really tight without glove box removed (for me any way). What model do you have? I have a 2008 150 multi jet and a 1.4 normally aspirated for the wife ( both Dynamics) which is is a 2009, but we both also have stilo's also which we seem to prefer (except for the extras, cruise etc).

120 Dynamic M-jet. I know what you mean about the Stilo's setup being better. I miss my old one, but sister has it now so I still get to use it every so often

Whoever at Fiat thought it was a good idea to put the fuse box/body computer behind a panel that is held down by 3 screws needs to be dragged through a barb wired cactus field and then through the salt flats in America.

Oh a fuse blew, I'll replace it with another from a non-critical system, let me just get to the fuse bo...foooock.

Reverant said:

Whoever at Fiat thought it was a good idea to put the fuse box/body computer behind a panel that is held down by 3 screws needs to be dragged through a barb wired cactus field and then through the salt flats in America.

Oh a fuse blew, I'll replace it with another from a non-critical system, let me just get to the fuse bo...foooock.

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Heated seats are hardly critical

And better than in the boot getting smashed up by stuff flying about in it.