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Fuse keeps blowing in car and I loose one of lights and electric windows?

MrMiyagi · 2012-01-10 01:17:08

Hello, I have a Golf IV TDI. One major issue though, a 10 amp fuse in the car keeps blowing resulting in me loosing my electric windows and my left light in the dimms. Any ideas on what could cause this? The fuse was replaced last year but it keeps going. Regards, Mr Miyagi.

10-01-2012 1:17am

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MrMiyagi

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Hello,

I have a Golf IV TDI.

One major issue though, a 10 amp fuse in the car keeps blowing resulting in me loosing my electric windows and my left light in the dimms.

Any ideas on what could cause this?

The fuse was replaced last year but it keeps going.

Regards,
Mr Miyagi.

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#2 10-01-2012 1:05pm

langdang

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Which fuse? (You window and lights would be on different fuses, so one fuse killing both is strange!)
What happens just before it blows - are you turning something on (eg radio)? opening a window? driving over a bump?

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#3 11-01-2012 2:01pm

moodrater

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I'd check for cracked wires between the door and chassis they crack from the constant opening and closing the door and can short out. Can't see why you'd lose the left dip though coincidental?

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