Hi,
I noticed that the terminal bar was discolored so I cleaned mine, however how do you access the fuses, as I want to check the Power steering 50A fuse (f4).
http://fusesdiagram.com/wp-content/uplo ... -kapot.jpg
Thanks
Fuses on top of battery
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Re: Fuses on top of battery
I think that the fuses set up on that date of car, what you have there is a large "multi fuse assembly", so when a section fails, you just replace it with an "old style" fuse link - as used on previous versions of that set up where all the fuses were individual links bolted on the bus bar.
Edit:- but, now that I've looked at that picture, I can only see a bolt at one side of that "fuse", so maybe if a fuse has blown you need to replace the complete "multi fuse" plate?
Edit:- but, now that I've looked at that picture, I can only see a bolt at one side of that "fuse", so maybe if a fuse has blown you need to replace the complete "multi fuse" plate?
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Re: Fuses on top of battery
yep and as should have been done at F2 :p
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Re: Fuses on top of battery
not really a fuse then, if you need to replace the whole bracket when one goes down.
So you can't even get access to see if the fuse wire is weak or damaged?
So you can't even get access to see if the fuse wire is weak or damaged?