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Includes notes on ceramic fuses (1980-1982), the fuel pump relay recall bypass adapter, and location details for heated seat relays, after-run cooling fan relays, power windows control unit, and power top thermo-fuse. 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These cars should have a relay bypass adapter installed in the original fuel pump relay location (position L), which is then connected to the fuel pump relay that has been relocated to the top of the panel.  \n• If your car has factory-installed heated seats, the relays for this option are under each front seat (\\#443919533A) .  \n• If your car has a factory-installed 2-stage after-run cooling fan system ('88+), the relay for this fan is mounted to the left front fender (\\#141951253B) .  \n• If your car has a factory-installed power windows, there is a control unit beneath the dash on the passenger side (\\#191959875) .  \n• If your car has a factory-installed power top, there is a covered thermo-fuse above the relay panel.  \n• Relays for options/equipment not shown in the diagrams (part numbers follow):  \no Intake manifold heating ~ carburetor (\\#171906383)  \no Intake manifold heating ~ EX, EW, DX engines (\\#191906383C)  \no Daytime running lights (\\#701919505)  \no Headlight washers (\\#701955200)  \no Fog lamps (\\#141951253B)  \no Power convertible top (\\#141951253B)  \no Power windows ~ Europe (\\#141951253B)  \no Temperature sensor (\\#191906086)  \n• ALL 1983-1993 Cabriolets have CE1 electrics.  \nIndex:  \n1980 to 1982 Diagram (K-Jetronic) ................................................................................................................................. Page 2  \n1983 to 1985 Diagram (K-Jetronic) ................................................................................................................................. Page 3  \n1986 to June 1987 Diagram (K-Jetronic) ......................................................................................................................... Page 4  \nJuly 1987 to 1993 Diagram (K-Jetronic) ........................................................................................................................... Page 5  \n1990 to 1993 Diagram (Digifant) ..................................................................................................................................... Page 6  \nRelay Panel Pin-outs (1980-1982) ................................................................................................................................... Page 7  \nRelay Panel Pin-outs (1983+) ........................................................................................................................................ Page 10  \nHow To Read Current Flow Diagrams ............................................................................................................................. Page 15  \nGround Locations .......................................................................................................................................................... Page 17  \nWire Size Conversion Table............................................................................................................................................ Page 18  \nVolkswagen Cabriolet Fuse & Relay Panel Diagram  \n1979 – 1982 K-Jetronic  \n| FUSES |  |  | RELAYS |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Pos |  | Circuit | Pos | Component | Part Number |\n| 1 | 8 | Headlights: Lo-beam (left) | J |  |  |\n| 2 | 8 | Headlights: Lo-beam (right) | K | Load reduction | 171937503 |\n| 3 | 8 | Headlights: Right hi-beam, hi-beam indicator | L | Fuel pump relay bypass adapter harness | 171971761B |\n| 4 | 8 | Headlights: Left hi-beam | M | Intermittent wipers | 321955531A |\n| 5 | 16 | Rear window defroster | N | Turn signals/emergency flashers | 111953227D |\n| 6 | 8 | Emergency flashers; radio | O |  |  |\n| 7 | 8 | Cigarette lighter; clock; interior lights; instrument cluster | 1 | Fuel pump ( 16 amp fuse) | 321906059C |\n| 8 | 8 | Turn signals & indicator light | 2 | Fuel injection power supply | 171906381 |\n| 9 | 8 | Reve","cbCaih0hs9QFnWMM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih0hs9QFnWMM","pdf",729536,18,"English","# Relay/Fuse Diagrams & Electrical System\n## Model-year fuse/relay diagrams (K-Jetronic)\n## Digifant diagram coverage\n## Relay panel pin-outs\n## How to read current flow diagrams\n## Ground locations\n## Wire size conversion table","[{\"question\":\"Which model years use ceramic fuses, and why is this relevant?\",\"answer\":\"1980-1982 cars use ceramic fuses. This affects fuse type selection when troubleshooting or replacing fuses in those years.\"},{\"question\":\"What modification is referenced for the 1980-1982 fuel pump relay recall?\",\"answer\":\"The notes describe installing a relay bypass adapter in the original fuel pump relay location (position L), then connecting to the fuel pump relay relocated to the top of the panel.\"},{\"question\":\"Where are the relays located for factory-installed options like heated seats and the after-run cooling fan?\",\"answer\":\"Heated seat relays are under each front seat. For the 2-stage after-run cooling fan system (’88+), the relay is mounted to the left front fender.\"}]","Volkswagen Cabriolet DIY Guide - Relay/Fuse Diagrams & Electrical System | PDF",45]