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  • Multivan Fuse box Index?

    Does anyone have an index for Multivan (2011) fusebox?

    My cigarette lighter fuse has gona and I don't know which one to replace

  • #2
    See this thread http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/foru...tml#post482586 most likely the same in yours.
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    • #3
      I wonder if VW Australia can send out the fuse panel layout? It would be worth a phone call.

      On my MY11 Caddy, there is a fuse panel under the steering wheel, but wait for this. The sticker that is supposed to tell you which fuse protects what circuit is stuck on a horizontal panel under the steering column in this enclosure. So, I would have to move the seat right back, then contort myself so that I can lie down in the drivers footwell. This would allow me to read the panel. Now I would have to extracate myself and remember what I saw while lying down, and transpose things so as I am now looking at the panel upright and replace the approprate fuse!

      Id they wanted to make it harder to decypher the fuse layout, they could not have done a better job of it.
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      • #4
        Thanks, I'll check if it is at the same location in Multivan.

        Last night I checked all the fuses in the top 2 rows and they all appeared ok but you never know.

        Alex.

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        • #5
          It's really stupid the way they make such a simple issue so difficult. They probably want people to go to a VW dealer to get a fuse replaced...

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          • #6
            No Luck with it
            I checked almost all the fuses underneath the dash they all seem to be intact. Not sure what to do, perhaps give VW a call tomorrow...

            The funny thing is that the lighter lamp is on but the lighter is dead, just wondering if there is a problem with the cables coming to the lighter... Still don't understand why VW keep their fuse diagram as a secret though. Alex

            Originally posted by Transporter View Post
            See this thread http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/foru...tml#post482586 most likely the same in yours.

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            • #7
              Just a silly question; did you try to put a new fuse in the place? If the fuse is OK check the wire that leads to the cigarret lighter socket, if the wire has the power then remove the socket there is a wire link at the bottom that act as the fuse. Check it, it could be burned.
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              • #8
                Have you used a test meter on the actual socket ? the light you mention is probably part of the cars normal lighting system therefore would not be in the same circuit . I cannot believe that your van does not have the fuse layout somwhere in the van , our 2005 T5 had the fuse cards in the cover of the fuse panel , I will admit you need to be Einstein to work out the Egyptian Hyroglipics there are so many fuses with similar symbols that defy translation . Good luck Howard

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                • #9
                  Also, many plugs that go into lighter sockets have a fuse in them, so don't forget to check that as well.
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                  • #10
                    I have never managed to find the fuse that feeds the power to the socket in the boot.
                    I would like to use this socket to run my Waceo fridge but have to run it off the socket next to the sliding door
                    Does anyone know where the rear socket is fed from?
                    Thanks Rob.

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                    • #11
                      They are under passenger seat. Just went through this myself. Blue 15A fuse. One for front, mid and rear socket. MY11 anyway.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Skoda VW View Post
                        They are under passenger seat. Just went through this myself. Blue 15A fuse. One for front, mid and rear socket. MY11 anyway.
                        Thats strange as my middle works but not the rear

                        Can you tell me which blue 15amp it is and I will have a look....count along from left to right or front to back?

                        Thanks Rob

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                        • #13
                          Sorry for the late reply. I have been at Phillip Island for MotoGP. Can't remember exactly which one was the rear and which was mid fuse (3 fuses all up).

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                          Last edited by Skoda VW; 19-10-2011, 11:13 AM.
                          2012 Caddy Maxi Life
                          2011 Multivan
                          2008 Skoda Scout (Gone.......L)

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                          • #14
                            Hi again everyone. Reporting back on the cig. lighter fuse problem:

                            I have tried all your suggestions to no avail. (Yes the light in the lighter socket seems to be on a different circuit). Eventually I had to take the van to a VW dealer. Now get this: They tested all fuses under the dash and under the bonnet to locate the right fuse, and they couldn't find it! As it was getting late (they were kind enough to look at it after 4pm), they told me to bring it in the next day which I did, because they'd need the car for at least 1/2 day.

                            Anyway eventually they fixed it, and the guy said that it was a blown fuse, but he wouldn't tell me the location of it. He told me that there were 4 fuse boxes in Multivan. I asked if they had a fuse diagram, he was elusive on that, but eventually said that this information was not publicly available, even if he had that info on their computers he was not allowed to print/provide that info to anyone.

                            Thanks for all your responses and comments. Alex

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                            • #15
                              By the way it cost me 34$. It wasn't much considering the time they must have spent on it, but it's a lot of money to change a fuse (~1$) which should only take a few minutes if you knew its location.
                              Alex.

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