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Mk 6 Golf dim light not working

Volkswagen20 · 2019-01-08 14:10:13

I noticed on my mk 6 golf the other day that one dim light wasn’t working so I tried changing the bulb made no difference ( tried a number a bulbs and they worked in the other dim so it’s not the bulb) is there fuses for these or is it a wiring problem? All other lights on car are working just the one dim

08-01-2019 3:10pm

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Volkswagen20

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I noticed on my mk 6 golf the other day that one dim light wasn’t working so I tried changing the bulb made no difference ( tried a number a bulbs and they worked in the other dim so it’s not the bulb) is there fuses for these or is it a wiring problem? All other lights on car are working just the one dim

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#2 08-01-2019 11:32pm

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If its just 1 bulb with the issue then its not a fuse, assuming the bulb you put in is ok, then you have a wiring or pin fit issue. checking power and ground is next step.

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scannerd wrote: »

If its just 1 bulb with the issue then its not a fuse, assuming the bulb you put in is ok, then you have a wiring or pin fit issue. checking power and ground is next step.

Perfect thank you

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#4 13-01-2019 2:42am

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Headlights would have a separate fuse for left and right so it could well be a fuse.

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