The rear socket 12v has stopped working but I can't find the fuse to check
To see if it's blown . Can't see in hand book which fuse it is
Help
12 Volt rear socket C5
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Barneylottie
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12 Volt rear socket C5
Hi can any one help I have a citroen c5 hdi 1.6 2009
The rear socket 12v has stopped working but I can't find the fuse to check
To see if it's blown . Can't see in hand book which fuse it is
Help
The rear socket 12v has stopped working but I can't find the fuse to check
To see if it's blown . Can't see in hand book which fuse it is
Help
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vborovic
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Re: 12 rear socket c5
I'm not sure exactly, but try with the fuses under the hood ... F6, 25 A ... it is related to the rear socket 12V (max 100W), so I'd say this should be the one you're looking for ..
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Barneylottie
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Re: 12 rear socket c5
Many thanks will try tomorrow
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Kowalski
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Re: 12 rear socket c5
Apologies for resurrecting this long dead thread.
I've just replaced the fuse for the 12V socket at the rear of the centre console in my 2005 Citroen C5. The fuse wasn't described in the handbook which made it a bit more of an adventure. The handbook mentions that a fuse for the cigar lighter, this 12V accessory socket has its own fuse. The one I had to replace was in fuse box 'C', that's the single row of fuses hidden away just above fuse box 'B'. In my case it was the 3rd fuse in from the right hand end. The fuse was obviously blown which was how I spotted it.
I've just replaced the fuse for the 12V socket at the rear of the centre console in my 2005 Citroen C5. The fuse wasn't described in the handbook which made it a bit more of an adventure. The handbook mentions that a fuse for the cigar lighter, this 12V accessory socket has its own fuse. The one I had to replace was in fuse box 'C', that's the single row of fuses hidden away just above fuse box 'B'. In my case it was the 3rd fuse in from the right hand end. The fuse was obviously blown which was how I spotted it.