Fuse Drama - Interior Rear Lights

[plumby101]

I'm making some changes to my camper, adding the ability to power the rear interior lights by a battery unit. I have this working, but during the process of installing it I've blown he fuse that powers them. I cannot find the fuse to replace. The photo shown is the power supply to the rear lights which rises up the door pillar next to the passenger seat.
Does anyone know what fuse controls this? It's possibly a j/catridge fuse.

 

[Deaky]

It's this one

 

[plumby101]

Hmm, I checked that and the fuse is in tact. Could it possible be another?

 

[Deaky]

Hmm, I checked that and the fuse is in tact. Could it possible be another?

No, that's the only one. You might need to reset the BCM, remove the -ve off the battery for a couple of minutes

 

[plumby101]

I’ve just been looking at the van. When I removed that fuse the cab light went out, so I’m confident it’s not that fuse. I detach the battery terminal to reset the BCM in any case but there is still no power the the rear lights. Hmmm

 

[plumby101]

I found the fuse, it was part of an 3 fuse array under the passenger seat.

 

[Loz]

What model/year?

 

[Deaky]

are they aftermarket lights then? That picture you’ve showed us is the original courtesy light circuit

 

[Ieuan996]

It's this one

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Hi where are these located

 

[Deaky]

Hi where are these located

Centre of the dash under the gearstick

 

[MikeWillmott]

Don’t forget that the load lights go out after some time - there is no permanent live!
At least that’s what happens with mine.