Does anyone which fuse (if there is one) is for the rear interior lights? I am a VIP member downloaded the guide...but....still in the dark, literally
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Thanks, when looking into this, i'm seeing the following two photos for fuse boards -
and
Are these fuse boards both in my 2022 T6.1, or is one from a different model? I can only find the first one, and not the second. (which is the one people say the interior light fuse is on.
I'm probably being thick.
The top one is T6.1 fuse board. The bottom one is T6 fuse board.
Fuse SC38 in
T6.1 - VW T6.1 Fusebox/Fuse Chart SC - Dashboard
Fuse Chart/Listing For Fuse Holder SC - Drivers Side Dashboard Located inside the dash by steering wheel/light switch, this fusebox powers the majority of the interior and convenience circuits VIP Membership is required to download this document...
However, the fuse supplies all interior lights... front and rear...
T6.1 - Interior Lighting Wiring Diagram
Wiring diagrams covering interior lighting circuits & light fittings VIP Membership is required to download this document
If you want them to stay on long term that won't work, the standard interior lights feed turns off after 20 minutes or so after the ignition goes off.
Best to start a specific thread for advice and maybe look at Dellmassive's thread:
www.t6forum.com
But yes if you cut the connectors off while power was supplied with metal tools you will have shorted the circuits as one will be 12v and the other one/two grounds (permanent and switched ground via door switches)
Best to start a specific thread for advice and maybe look at Dellmassive's thread:
LED Interior Cargo Lights - How I Done It.
LED rear interior lights - How i done it. so a few have asked, so i though i would just list it here as a post so i could refer back to it in the future. The lights were purchased from The T6F shop over here > We were planning to do the carpeting at around the same time, but for the purpose...
But yes if you cut the connectors off while power was supplied with metal tools you will have shorted the circuits as one will be 12v and the other one/two grounds (permanent and switched ground via door switches)
Hi, thanks for the comments above. I have zero interior lights and was wondering, as the fuse pointed out by you on the T6 fuse board looks fine, is there anything else I can check? Any connectors?The top one is T6.1 fuse board. The bottom one is T6 fuse board.
Fuse SC38 in
T6.1 - VW T6.1 Fusebox/Fuse Chart SC - Dashboard
Fuse Chart/Listing For Fuse Holder SC - Drivers Side Dashboard Located inside the dash by steering wheel/light switch, this fusebox powers the majority of the interior and convenience circuits VIP Membership is required to download this document...
However, the fuse supplies all interior lights... front and rear...
T6.1 - Interior Lighting Wiring Diagram
Wiring diagrams covering interior lighting circuits & light fittings VIP Membership is required to download this document
My lights have never worked and I am building an ex RAC T6 btw
Does the fuse get +12V.
The only connector after the fuse is in left A-pillar coupling station - white 10-oin connector.
Wiring diagram
T6 - Interior Lighting Wiring Diagram
Interior Lighting Circuit Diagram There are many variations of interior lighting between models, this document should be used as a guide only It is worth noting that depending on vehicle model/light fitting location and type, plug wiring can...
'Just looks fine or have you tested it or even swapped/replaced to prove it?
Hi, yes, I have done all of those.
In fact, if we refer to the photo again of the fuse board, there was no 7.5 amp fuse in that position. I have added a 7.5 amp fuse but still nothing.
Hi, I have checked your photo and unlike this, both of my small interior light looms are still in place. Both look to be in good condition and I have continuity from th solid brown wires to earth. I have belled continuity all the way to the white multiple plugs that are hidden behind the glove box. I have checked for continuity from both sides of that plug to the 7.5 amp fuse. There was no fuse. I have now put a 7.5amp fuse (checked the position was correct by checking with my mate's van by pulling the fuse and his lights went out. I am now in the lovely position of having all the lower dash sections out and trying to remove the actual fuse board. This isn't going well.......
I am convinced there is a break between the white multi plug and the fuse board but cannot get the fuse board out..... Wish me luck
Also, anyone know why when I try and look at wiring diagrams on here it advises me that I need to be a VIP member? I have bought that and my profile shows me as VIP but still no viewing ability.
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