Need Help Finding 2015 BMW X5 Fuse Box Diagram

I’ve been trying to track down the fuse box diagram for my 2015 BMW X5, and I’m hitting a wall. :confused:

I need to locate the specific fuses for a couple of components; in particular, I’m dealing with some electrical issues and want to make sure I check the right fuses. If anyone has a diagram or can point me to a good resource, I would greatly appreciate it!

What I Need Help With:

  • Location of the fuse box
  • Diagram showing the layout
  • Any tips on checking/replacing the fuses

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! It’s really frustrating when things don’t work as they should, and I just want to get back on the road smoothly. :red_car::dash:

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I’m also looking for the fuse box diagram! Does anyone know where it’s located or have a link to it?

The fuse box in the 2015 BMW X5 is usually located under the glove compartment. As for the diagram, you can find it in the owner’s manual or sometimes online in forums!

Thanks for the info, Kevin! I’m looking for specific fuse details like what each fuse controls. Anyone have that?

Absolutely, for instance, Fuse 22 is for the ignition system, and Fuse 23 protects the power outlets. It helps to know exactly which ones to check!

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That’s really helpful! What about the fuses for the lights?

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Fuse 20 controls the fog lights, while Fuse 29 handles the rear lights. If either isn’t working, these fuses are the first to check.

Just remember to always disconnect the battery before changing any fuses for safety! It’s a good habit to have.

That’s solid advice, Darren! I learned the hard way when I replaced a fuse and shorted something out. Always check the battery first!

While we’re on this topic, has anyone ever had issues with the climate control system? I’m wondering if there’s a specific fuse for that.

Yes, the climate control system runs off Fuse 28. If it’s blown, you might experience malfunctioning air conditioning.

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Thanks for clarifying! Has anyone else faced this issue? I’m curious how common it is.

I had my climate control stop working last summer! Replacing Fuse 28 did the trick, though. Pretty common issue, I’d say.

It’s funny how one little fuse can cause so much trouble! Makes you appreciate the little things, huh?

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Right? It’s kind of ironic how we overlook these components until something goes wrong.

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What’s with car designs that make it so easy to access everything except the fuses? It’s like they don’t want us DIYers to succeed!

Haha, exactly! It feels like a puzzle sometimes. Maybe they should include a little treasure map in the manual for us.

I’m glad you brought this up! The fuse box for the 2015 BMW X5 is located in the trunk, right under the left side panel. You can find the diagram in the owner’s manual, but I can send you a digital copy if needed.

Thanks for the info! I didn’t realize the fuse box was in the trunk. I’ve had issues with my power windows recently. Could this be a fuse problem?

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Absolutely! If your power windows aren’t working, it could very likely be a blown fuse. Check the fuse related to the windows; you can find the specifics in the diagram within the fuse box. It’s a quick fix!

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