Have checked the bulbs and all ok, I can't read Japanese so don't know which fuse is which. Anyone know which fuse, and what do you look for when checking fuses. Thanks
bigfatmat1,
Mar 25, 6:42am
Use a test light turn key on check for power both sides. Ones with no power at all ignore
morrisman1,
Mar 25, 6:42am
just pull each one by one to check them. Do you have a p10 or p11, auto or manual!
jillbo,
Mar 25, 6:51am
Morrisman1 its a p10 auto, and what am I looking for when checking the fuse! Sorry I'm an non mechanical women
jmma,
Mar 25, 6:56am
Look at it sideways, the middle^-^bit will be broken(o:
les6,
Mar 25, 7:12am
no,check the cable that comes out of the bootlid when it closes it flexs and will probably be broken there(just like mine was!)
jillbo,
Mar 25, 7:25am
Thanks jmma and les6 will check these.
cypherboy,
Mar 25, 9:12am
+1 Common fault on both P10 and P11s
bigfatmat1,
Mar 25, 9:17am
My way will take 1 min to check if you pull them out be sure to put them back in correct holesmaybe nb the blanks first. As fuses put back in wrong places leaving missing fuses is very common cause of things not working. The fuses have a test point for checking them like in my first post
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