Is this the horn fuse?

[george7378]

Hey everyone - my horn and rear window heater have stopped working, and I think it might be the fuse. Just wondering - is the fuse I’ve highlighted in the attached pic the correct one?



Also is there an easy way to pull the fuses out? Can’t get my fingers in to get this awkward recessed one out! Car is a 2002 1.1 Desire BTW.

Cheers

[VeiRoN]

You can use that plastic red clip in the middle of the fuses to get them out easily,it just pops out.

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...highlight=fuse

[george7378]

Ah right, thanks! I don’t think it is the fuse - I continuity tested them all and they’re fine. Turns out the rear heater does work too - it only runs when the engines on, haha! Will test the connections on the horn.

[george7378]

While we’re here, does anyone know what the little fuse box next to the brake fluid reservoir is for? There are 4 big fuses in there, labelled A, B, C and D. Can’t find a diagram anywhere.

[VeiRoN]

Originally Posted by george7378

While we’re here, does anyone know what the little fuse box next to the brake fluid reservoir is for? There are 4 big fuses in there, labelled A, B, C and D. Can’t find a diagram anywhere.

I can only find this:



But I don't know how accurate it is,I have three 40 amps fuses and one 80A and in this it's showing one for 20A? what does it mean for "lighting switch" anyway?

[MartinObviously]

Originally Posted by VeiRoN

I can only find this:



But I don't know how accurate it is,I have three 40 amps fuses and one 80A and in this it's showing one for 20A? what does it mean for "lighting switch" anyway?

It's the feed for all your lights! simples.

[george7378]

Replaced my horn for a £9.50 eBay drop-in and it works now. Yeah, the fuses from that box do appear in the Haynes wiring diagrams alongside the ones in the footwell box. I guess they just group a load of things together into a single system and give some extra protection.