How to Replace Fuses 2010-14 Volkswagen GTI
Created on: 2018-04-26
How to replace a blown or burnt out fuse on 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Volkswagen GTI.
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step 1 :Replacing the Fuse
- Press the lock on the fuse cover
- Pull open the interior fuse panel cover
- Read the legend on the inside of the fuse panel cover
- Locate the fuse
- Remove the fuse with needle nose pliers
- To tell if the fuse is blown, the metal loop may be melted or broken
- Press the fuse into place with the provided tweezer
- Close the cover
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We're going to open the hood. There's a tab you pull, on the left, next to the footrest. We're going to release the lever right above the emblem. On this vehicle, we're going to show you the under-hood fuse box. To open it up, you're going to slide these clips—it retains the cover down. Pull the cover off and pull the fuses out. It’s maybe easier to use needle-nose pliers. There's no key in this, so using needle-nose pliers would help to pull a fuse out. You can look at the fuse. The fuse is good. You can put it back in. We're going to put the cap back on. Put it back down, close these lock tabs. Good.
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