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Where is the fuse box located in a Mercedes-Benz Smart?

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StGavin

08/31/25 4:09am

The fuse box in a Mercedes-Benz Smart is located inside the storage compartment under the front passenger seat. Function of the automotive fuse box: It is used to install automotive fuses. Based on the size of the fuses, it can be categorized into: small automotive fuse boxes; medium automotive fuse boxes; large automotive fuse boxes. Common injection molding materials include: plastic, nylon, bakelite, and PBT engineering plastic, each with varying degrees of high-temperature resistance depending on the material. Dimensions of the Smart: The Smart measures 2695mm in length, 1663mm in width, and 1555mm in height, with a wheelbase of 1873mm. The Smart is a microcar jointly manufactured by German Mercedes-Benz and Swiss watch company SWATCH, currently under the Daimler Group. The name 'Smart' stands for Swatch (S), Mercedes (M), and 'art' representing art. The front face design of the Smart adopts a family-style design language, featuring an inverted trapezoidal front grille with a dense honeycomb pattern inside. The headlight clusters on both sides showcase a new design style, complemented by circular fog lights positioned below the front bumper.

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HannahRose

09/12/25 7:30am

Having driven a Mercedes Smart for over a decade, I remember the fuse box location clearly—it's typically in the footwell area on the passenger side. Just lift the carpet or padding, and you'll find a small plastic cover underneath which houses the fuses. Last winter when my headlights suddenly went out, I checked and found a blown fuse there. Replacing it took just minutes. Always remember to turn off the engine and remove the key before working to avoid electric shock risks. Models like the Fortwo might have slightly different placements, but most are in this area. There might also be an auxiliary fuse box in the engine bay, but the main one is inside the cabin. I always recommend keeping a few standard fuses in the car for emergencies. Regularly checking and keeping the fuse box clean can prevent contact issues caused by dust. Such simple maintenance is quick and greatly aids safe driving.

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