Fuse Diagram for the 124 Series: Easily Locate Your Vehicle’s Fuses

One of the common inquiries we receive at our club pertains to fuse diagrams for the 124 series. As we know, there is a wide variety of models, and unlike modern vehicles, the fuse diagram for our beloved cars is not attached to the fuse box. Instead, it is located on the cover, making it susceptible to being lost forever with just one mishap or accidental removal. This inconvenience can be particularly frustrating when facing an electrical emergency and struggling to locate the specific fuse.

But fret not! We are here to assist you. We have gathered a collection of fuse diagrams found online and digitized them specifically for you. Our aim is to support the members and friends of our club by providing easy access to these diagrams. Moreover, we have designed them to be printable and cuttable, allowing you to place them on the fuse box cover as if they were part of the original design.

Below, you will find links to downloadable PDF documents, each accompanied by its respective part number. Additionally, we have created a database where you can search for the appropriate diagram based on your vehicle model.

The steps are straightforward: simply click on the links that correspond to the part number of the diagram you need. For instance, if you own a 1995 American version of the Mercedes-Benz E300 with body code 124131, enter this code in the search bar to retrieve the part number of the document to download. Once downloaded, print it on an A4 sheet and cut along the dotted lines. Finally, place it on the fuse box cover, and you’re all set!

We hope this tool proves useful to you and helps you quickly and easily resolve any fuse-related questions you may have. Don’t hesitate to take advantage of this opportunity!

Model-Based Fuse Diagram List