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Volkswagen Golf - Video tutorial
Model: Volkswagen Golf
MK 4, Golf IV, Golf 4
- Years 1997-2003 In this video, we see in detail the placement of the fuses located in the box inside the cabin of the Volkswagen Golf IV, also known as the Bora. The box is located within the thickness of the dashboard, in contact with the driver's side door. To access this box, you need to have two small screwdrivers (or two plastic spatulas) and lever from the bottom to open the panel. The fuses for the cigarette lighter are #41 and #35 (12-volt socket in the trunk). The Golf IV has a series of fuses physically positioned above the battery, and a relay panel located in the lower part of the dashboard, behind a panel, on the driver's side. In models with a diesel engine, the fuses for the diesel engine heating are located on the relay support in the electronic module, on the left side near the engine compartment partition.
Posted on 19 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
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