Where is the cigarette lighter fuse for Mercedes-Benz S350?

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McAlexa
07/29/25 4:32am
Located in the black fuse box under the hood, next to the battery in the engine compartment. Below is a related introduction to the Mercedes-Benz S350: 1. Configuration: The standard configuration of the S350 includes: automatic climate control system with dust and activated carbon filter, push-button ignition, front passenger and rear outer passenger seatbelt tensioners with force limiters, COMAND control and display system, cruise control with electronic speed limiter and variable speed limiter, electrically adjustable steering column with easy-entry function, electric seats with lumbar support, headlight delay-off function, speed-sensitive variable power steering, and PRE-SAFE system. 2. Powertrain: The new-generation S350 is equipped with a brand-new V6 engine, with a displacement of 3.7 liters, delivering an output power of 180Kw (245Hp) and a torque of 350Nm at 3000rpm.
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DeLucille
08/12/25 8:15am
I run an auto repair shop and frequently deal with Mercedes-Benz issues, including the cigarette lighter fuse for the S350. In most cases, the fuse is located in the fuse box under the hood, especially in older models. After opening the hood, locate the black box near the right side of the windshield. Open its cover, and you'll find a diagram or sticker indicating the fuse number, such as F32 or a similar label for the cigarette lighter position—usually a blue 15A fuse. Always turn off the engine and remove the key before replacement, and use a fuse puller to avoid electric shock. If you can't find it under the hood, it might be hidden behind a small panel on the side of the dashboard inside the car, where spare fuses are also stored. Regularly checking the fuse can prevent unexpected failures and ensure the cigarette lighter functions properly for charging or heating devices.
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