Peugeot 208 1.4 Vti engine fuse box

[Daniel78]

Hello colleagues.
It seems that my car has a temporary short circuit, which occasionally causes an engine overheating alarm on the dashboard.
(The engine does not actually overheat. The diagnostics can continuously measure the temperature).

I found a blown fuse (F9) in the engine fuse box, but I'm not sure what its function is, because the diagrams I found on the internet and forums are all different.

Does anyone know what the function of the F9 fuse is?
Is there a wiring diagram for the engine fuse box for my car (P208 1.4Vti 2012) somewhere? Or where should I look for it?

[mickthemaverick]

You may get some help from this site: https://fusecheck.com/peugeot/peugeot-2 ... se-diagram

Failing that, this one suggests F9 is for the front heated seats https://fuses.guru/peugeot/peugeot-208- ... ompartment

[PaulC5]

There is usually a fuse list in the handbook, have you looked there ? If you do not have the handbook you can see it through this topic viewtopic.php?t=63209 although a quick look on p168 does not show a fuse at F9 so may be an optional accessory.

What amp rating is the fuse that has failed ?

We had a 2010 C3 with the 1.4 vti and that sometimes gave a false overheating alarm and it turned out it was a known fault and Citroen had a recall fix if you complained. It involved fitting a new temperature sensor with a short wiring loom on the thermostat housing. The sensor was installed at the air bleed point and the old one left in place but not connected.

[xantia_v6]

According to the best information I have, assuming that your engine is an EP3C, F9 is an engine ECU fuse (15A) and only feeds the engine ECU (pin6).

[Daniel78]

You may get some help from this site: https://fusecheck.com/peugeot/peugeot-2 ... se-diagram

Failing that, this one suggests F9 is for the front heated seats https://fuses.guru/peugeot/peugeot-208- ... ompartment

Thank you for the advice, but unfortunately all the pictures&infos come from the original Owner's manual. This manual doesn't mention that fuse.
It is an 15A mini fuse and appears to power the ECU.

[Daniel78]

According to the best information I have, assuming that your engine is an EP3C, F9 is an engine ECU fuse (15A) and only feeds the engine ECU (pin6).

Yes, You are right. I came to a similar conclusion