How do I find the horn fuse in my SEAT Altea XL?
My horn and radio steering wheel controls no longer work and I'm struggling to identify the correct fuse to replace using the information in the handbook. Can you help?
Asked on 15 July 2010 by stinny72
Answered by
Alan Ross
I take it that you have the actual handbook? If so, it should list which fuse relates to which circuit. Failing that, could you not just check the actual fuses fitted in the car to see which one (if any) has blown? If you cannot see which fuse has blown, you could try replacing each fuse one at a time, with a known good fuse until the horn etc works. If none of this works, then it may be a connector somewhere after the steering wheel.
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electrical faults
fuses
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