Where is the fuse box located on a 1998 VW Jetta GT ,my cruise control stopped working and want to see if it's just the fuse(hopefully it is). Thanks

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Nov 27, 2007 - Can anyone please help me obtain a fuse panel diagram for 98 Jetta(A3)? ... 98 Jetta TDI have no power to fuse 18 says it controls the fuel ...

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R19 Blue Cruise control cut-off Central fuse box bracket relay location,cannot find a fuse listed for cruise control
Passenger compartment fuse box. The way I test relay is to substitute with known good one and check operation of system. I usually find the exact same relay in car for some other car function or at parts house.hope this helps

The power for the cruise control comes through fuse #14 in the fuse box. From there it goes to the Cruise Control Switch. However, the Cruise Control Module is above the Fuse/Relay box, behind the dash board. Good-Day!

Check for a 5amp fuse labeled S51.. The only one that I saw on the Cruise Module..Good Luck!

To find the exact location of that fuse in the fuse book you should consult your manual.

The fuse box itself is located either under the hood or at the bottom of the dash. In my 2008 Jetta its under the hood.

If you don't have your manual then you can just start pulling fuses (one at a time, then replace it) and looking for the one thats burnt out. It will be obvious when you find it, when you look through the middle at the squiggly piece of metal, a good one will be continuous, a blown one will be broken/burnt.

First, Please review these articles:

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Then to answer the question you asked...

There are actually three fuses involved in your cruise control system.

> The first is the "Cruise Control, EAT ECU" fuse. it is Fuse #4 in the Underdash Fuse And Relay Box. it is a 7.5 Amp fuse. This fuse also powers the gauge assembly, the alternator control circuit, the Radiator Fan Control Module, the Intake Air Bypass Control Solenoid Valve, The EGR Control Solenoid Valve, The EVAP Canister Bypass Solenoid Valve, the EVAP Canister Vent Control Solenoid and the Heated Oxygen Sensor Heater circuits. If this fuse is blown, the engine will not idle, The alternator will not charge the battery and the transmission will not shift properly. In general, a whole bunch of stuff will not be working.

> Next is the "Backup, Metering Lights, Turn Signals" fuse. It is Fuse #1 in the Underdash Fuse And Relay Box. It is a 10 Amp fuse. As you can tell by the description, your backup lights, dash warning lights and turn signals will also not be working if this fuse is blown.

> Last there is the "Stop Light, Horn" fuse. It is Fuse #30 in the Underhood Fuse And Relay Box located at the right rear of the engine compartment. It is a 20 Amp fuse. As you might guess, your horn and stop lamps will also not be working if this fuse is blown.

On my 98 Jetta it's located left of the steering wheel on the bottom-most part of the panel.

blower motor or resistor or the blower motor control switch.

all cruise control is vac. controlled