Where is the oxygen sensor fuse of Volkswagen Lavida?
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Volkswagen Lavida's fuse box is located inside the instrument panel cover on the left side of the driver's seat. Open the driver's side door, then use a flat-head object to insert into the groove of the cover, and carefully pry open the cover to see the fuses inside. Cover: There is a card and a fuse clip on the back of the removed cover, which can be used to remove the damaged fuse. In addition, there is a white card clipped on the back of the fuse box cover, which indicates the positions of various electrical appliances corresponding to the fuses. Power off: When the current reaches 20A, the oxygen sensor fuse will cut off the power. The oxygen sensor is a standard configuration on the car. It uses ceramic sensitive elements to measure the oxygen potential in the car's exhaust pipe, calculates the corresponding oxygen concentration based on the chemical equilibrium principle, and monitors and controls the combustion air-fuel ratio to ensure product quality and exhaust emissions meet the standard measurement elements.
I know the Lavida well! The oxygen sensor fuse is usually located in two places: one is in the engine compartment fuse box, and the other is behind the small storage compartment on the left side of the steering wheel. You'll need to find that small black square box, open the lid, and check the fuse diagram on the inside—it's usually labeled 'Oxygen Sensor' or 'Heated O2' or something similar. Older Lavida models tend to place it in the front right corner of the engine compartment, near the battery, while newer models often move it into the cabin. If you're doing it yourself, remember to always remove the car key first! Have needle-nose pliers and a flashlight ready. If you can't find it, check around page 132 of the owner's manual—it's clearly illustrated there. If the fuse blows, the car will show a warning light, and the engine will shake like it's coughing, so replace it as soon as possible.
