headlight fuse
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alanr
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headlight fuse
please can some tell me if fuse for headlight is in the car or under bonnet on 2010 scirocco
thanks
thanks
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therealtimmsy
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Re: headlight fuse
hi mate, have a look in your user manual in your glovebox. should tell ya
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alanr
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Re: headlight fuse
Thanks , but nothing in it
Has your manual have a fuse guide?
Has your manual have a fuse guide?
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alanr
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Re: headlight fuse
Thanks mate thats a great start .... Dont happen tp know the slot number and amp do you?philjay92 wrote:Its in mine as the engine one
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Re: headlight fuse
Haha i'm not around the car at the moment mate.alanr wrote:Thanks mate thats a great start .... Dont happen tp know the slot number and amp do you?philjay92 wrote:Its in mine as the engine one
Phil
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Re: headlight fuse
This may help you Alan http://www.sciroccocentral.co.uk/forum/ ... =25&t=7403" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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alanr
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Re: headlight fuse
Thanks had a look but none the wiser
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Re: headlight fuse
I'm pretty sure there isn't a separate fuse for the headlights like you used to get. As far as I'm aware the heaflights are controlled by CanBus controller which monitors the current and shuts down the circuit if the current falls outwith normal parameters. Thete are fuses to protect the controllers.
It does make it difficult to diagnose a fault as if you take the bulb out and try to.measure the voltage the cirvuit will shut down after 5 secs because no current is being drawn. Most common issue, if it's not the bulb, is the holder. A few people have been known to fry the controller by fitting higher wsttage bulbs.
It does make it difficult to diagnose a fault as if you take the bulb out and try to.measure the voltage the cirvuit will shut down after 5 secs because no current is being drawn. Most common issue, if it's not the bulb, is the holder. A few people have been known to fry the controller by fitting higher wsttage bulbs.
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alanr
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Re: headlight fuse
Thank for reply
Will swop holders and see how I go
Will swop holders and see how I go
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Re: headlight fuse
Hi....did you manage to resolve this problems, and if so, what was the cause?