I have just picked up a gently used 2011 GLK350 was hopeful someone might be able to upload a copy of the fuse chart for this vehicle. The one that came with the vehicle is no where to be found.

Thanks!

 

If a fuse chart exists with the car it is in the manual. Or on the lid of the fuse box, based on my other cars. I haven't looked for the GLK fuses. Too new.
Enjoy!

Wayne

 

The GLK fuse chart is (from factory) located in the cargo compartment with the vehicle tool kit.

 

Thanks. Learning something about the GLK every day. I've been meaning to open the tool kit.

Wayne

 

Yes...the fuse chart is with the jack, tool kit, and white gloves. Just pop up the Plastic flap and it should be there.

 

Thanks - yes I am aware of where it should be - the problem is that it is not there. If someone could scan theirs and either post it or email it to me, that would be greatly appreciated.

 

I've been awaiting any of your 350 fellas to provide a copy of the fuse allocation, however do I believe the attached one will do, given the primary use is in connection with the phone issue.

Sorry about the (poor) quality - an improved scan resolution didn't match the max file size of the attachments.

 

GLKKa2H - thanks so much for this info - this is exactly what I needed. Much appreciated...

 

Note to the wise: When removing the fuse box cover in the Wheel well at the rear of the vehicle, please take care as the tabs are very flimsy and break easily. (voice of experience - first time opening).

Also note, my owner's manual says there is a fuse box on the left hand side of the instrument panel. This is not true - also the voice of experience, at least with my 2011 GLK. The diagram in the tool kit is correct in showing one fuse box in the engine compartment and one in the wheel compartment.

 

This is a direct copy of the GLK250 Fuse Allocation (Chart & Cross-Reference). It is valid for a GLK350 as well.

When removing the cover in the trunk, push (bend) left & right sides in to avoid breaking the tabs. You will also need a fuse-puller or needle-nose pliers to remove a fuse.

 

Does anyone have a relay designation chart? The diagram is for fuse ID only