Volkswagen Golf 1 (mk1; 1981 – 1984) – fuse and relay box diagram (U.S – built models with fuel injectors)

VW Golf 1 (mk1; 1981 – 1984) – fuse and relay box diagram

(U.S – built models with fuel injectors)

Year of production: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984

 

The 1st generation Volkswagen Golf compact car was produced (U.S – built) in 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 and 1984 with gasoline and diesel engines. Delivered worldwide in various body styles: convertible, sedan, station wagon and hatchback. In this article you will find a designation of the fuse and relay boxes diagram of the 1st generation Volkswagen Golf.

Fuse box diagram

Volkswagen Golf 1 (mk1; 1981 - 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram
Volkswagen Golf 1 (mk1; 1981 – 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram

 

Assignment of the fuses and in the fuse box diagram

Fuse Ampere rating [A] Part Number Circuit Power source
1 30 N17131.9 Radiator fan motor Terminal 30 — battery
2 15 N17131.6 Parking lights Terminal 30 — battery
3 20 N17131.7 Horn Terminal 30 — battery
5 4 N17131.2 Dashboard and console illuminating lights Headlight switch
6 30 N17131.9 Fuel pump relay Terminal 30 — battery
9 10 N17131.5 Rear window wiper motor Terminal 15 — ignition switch
10 15 N17131.6 Turn signal Terminal 15 — ignition switch
11 5 N17131.3 Radio Terminal 15 — ignition switch
12 10 N17131.5 Back-up lights, cruise control Terminal 15 — ignition switch
19 25 N17131.8 Heater motor Terminal X – load reduction relay
20 25 N17131.8 Rear window deffoger Terminal X – load reduction relay
21 20 N17131.7 Windshield wiper motor Terminal X – load reduction relay
24 15 N17131.6 Brake lights and emergency flasher Terminal 30 — battery
25 15 N17131.6 Dome, clock and glove compartment lights Terminal 30 — battery
26 10 N17131.5 Cigarette lighter Terminal 30 — battery
27 4 N17131.2 Horn relay Terminal 30 — battery

Auxiliary relays

 

Assignment of the relay and in the fuse box diagram

Relay number Model years Component
1 1981 – 1983 Upshift control
1984 Fuel pump
2 1981 – 1983 Rear window wiper/washer
1984 Oxygen sensor control
3 1981 – 1982 Hot-start pilse
1983 Oxygen sensor control
1984 Rear window wiper/washer
4 1981 – 1982 Oxygen sensor control
1984 Upshift control
5 1983 – 1984 Hot-start pulse
6 1981 – 1983 Fuel pump
1984 Oil pressure warrning system

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.

Volkswagen Jetta (MK1; 1979 – 1984) – fuse and relay box diagram

VW Jetta (MK1; 1979 – 1984) – fuse and relay box diagram

 

Year of production: 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984

 

The  Volkswagen Jetta was a compact family car produced from 1979 to 1984. In this article, you will find  fuse box diagrams for Volkswagen Jetta mk1 models from 1979 to 1984, along with details on the fuse panel locations inside the vehicle and the specific functions of each fuse (fuse layout) and relay.

 

Fuse box diagram

Volkswagen Jetta (mk1, 1979 - 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram
Volkswagen Jetta (mk1, 1979 – 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram

 

Assignment of the fuses and relays in the fuse box

Fuse Description Ampere rating [A]
1 Headlight, Low Beam, Left 10
2 Headlight, Low Beam, Right 10
3 License Plate Lights 10
4 Rear Window Wiper And Washer System 15
5 Windshield Wiper/Washer 15
6 Fresh Air Blower, A/C 20
7 Tail Lights, Right 10
8 Tail Lights, Left 10
9 Rear Window Defogger 20
10 Fog Lights 15
11 Headlight, High Beam, Left 10
12 Headlight, High Beam, Right 10
13 Horn 10
14 Back-Up Lights 10
15 Engine Electronics 10
16 Power Sunroof, Front Map/Reading Light 15
17 Emergency Flashers 10
18 uel Pump (FP), Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2S) Control Module 20
19 Coolant Fan, A/C Relay 30
20 Brake Lights 10
21 Interior Lights, Clock, Luggage Compartment light 15
22 Cigarette Lighter, Radio, Luggage Compartment Release 10

Fuse/Relay Panel – Rear Connections (Volkswagen Part Number 357 937 039)

Volkswagen Jetta (mk1, 1979 - 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram - rear connection
Volkswagen Jetta (mk1, 1979 – 1984)- fuse and relay box diagram – rear connection

 

Assignment of the fuses and relays in the rear connections

Connection and plugs Description
A1 Yellow 8 pin Headlight wiring harness
A2 Yellow 8 pin Headlight wiring harness
B Green 6 pin Headlight washer wiring harness
C Yellow 8 pin Headlight or wiper motor wiring harness
D Green 12 pin Miscellaneous equipment, varies (A/C, A/T, heated seats, seat belt warning, etc.)
E Green 5 pin Instrument or brake light wiring harness
F White 10 pin Engine compartment/engine management, wiring harness, right side (position 10 open)
G1 White 12 pin Engine compartment/engine management, right side
G2 White 12 pin Engine compartment/engine management, right side (position 12 open)
H1 Red 10 pin Steering column switch wiring harness
H2 Red 8 pin Steering column switch wiring harness (position 8 open)
J Red 10 pin Steering column switch wiring harness
K Black 12 pin Rear wiring harness
L Black 8 pin Rear/Parking brake wiring harness (position 8 open)
M Black 6 pin Rear/fuel tank wiring harness
N Green 6 pin Air conditioning wiring harness
P Blue 10 pin Rear window defroster/fog light wiring harness
Q Blue 6 pin Fresh air blower fan wiring harness (position 10 open)
R Blue 10 pin Light switch wiring harness
S White 5 pin Engine compartment/wiper motor wiring harness, right side
T Green 2 pin Individual circuits
U1 Blue 14 pin Instrument cluster wiring harness
U2 Blue 14 pin Instrument cluster wiring harness
V Green 4 pin Steering column switch Multi-function indicator wiring harness
W Green 6 pin Miscellaneous optional equipment, varies with vehicle type
X Green 8 Warning lamp wiring harness
Y n/a 1 pin 4 single point connectors for terminal 30 circuit (some may be bridged with red connector)
Z1 n/a 1 pin Single point connector
Z2 n/a 1 pin Single point connector for terminal 31 circuit
30 n/a 1 pin Single point connector for terminal 30 circuit (may be bridged to 30B with red connector)
30B n/a 1 pin Single point connector for terminal 30 circuit (may be bridged to 30 with red connector)

 

WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments for individual connectors will vary depending on vehicle equipment level, model, and market.