2011 Jetta TDI, blown cigarette lighter fuse, not in the book, not on fuse panel, I spoke with 2 Dealers in middle TN, and they said they would need a few hours, to probe test the fuse panel. I've been all over the internet as well. Any help as to the location of the fuse, would be appreciated.
Cigarette Fuse
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jetta211
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I would also like to know the answer to this question.
OP, if you find out from one of the dealers please let me know.
If anyone knows please help us out!!!! Thanks.
OP, if you find out from one of the dealers please let me know.
If anyone knows please help us out!!!! Thanks.
RT1
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Get thee to the local car ware store and get the little probe fuse tester that's made specifically to test the staple type fuses. I've read enough on this subject to conclude that VW never liked to use the same fuse pattern twice and with these staple fuses it's sometimes tough to see the melted element. It won't take you but a few minutes to test them all and you won't have to pull any but the one that's bad.
owr084
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Before removing ANY fuses from the panel, take a picture!!!! In the manual for my Eos, there are no less than 3 different versions for the fuse panel. Just to give you another example of the VW mindset - look at this thread here for a Passat http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?p=2533668#post2533668 Notice that there are multiple fuses hidden away with the relays behind panels.
arne487
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Can't you just remove the fuses one at a time and inspect them for a break (either visually or by checking resistance with a multimeter)?
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TorontoDan
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This 2019 and I used this info to find and replace my cig ltr fuse. This exact model and fuse position. Thanks