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baron12345 B im having some serious electrical issues, i have ownedm y golf mk 5 gti around three months, is a 2005 model, i found some sub and amp wires in the boot, i wired them up wrong and blew the amp fuse, but ever since then my esp button does not work, my tire pressure button does not work, my parking sensors do not work, my heaters do not work, the blowers do not work at all, my heated seats do not work, yesterday i drained my batterie so had to jump the car off, now my head unit does not work, it seems to have no power running to it, i have checked all fuses and they seem to be fine....i must admit to being a novice when it comes to cars, but could do with some advice as i cant really afford an electrician right now #1 · Sep 20, 2013 im having some serious electrical issues, i have ownedm y golf mk 5 gti around three months, is a 2005 model, i found some sub and amp wires in the boot, i wired them up wrong and blew the amp fuse, but ever since then my esp button does not work, my tire pressure button does not work, my parking sensors do not work, my heaters do not work, the blowers do not work at all, my heated seats do not work, yesterday i drained my batterie so had to jump the car off, now my head unit does not work, it seems to have no power running to it, i have checked all fuses and they seem to be fine....i must admit to being a novice when it comes to cars, but could do with some advice as i cant really afford an electrician right now Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Sep 20, 2013 Have you checked ALL the fuses,in particular the ones in the engine bay mounted vertically on the front of the fusebox? #3 · Sep 22, 2013 i thought i had checked all the fuses until you had said that, i didnt see the vertical ones, it was evening yesterday when i had a look so couldnt see but im keeping my fingers crossed its one of those... #4 · Sep 22, 2013 thanks #5 · Sep 22, 2013 nope, all those fuses seem fine, its going in to a body shop in a week as some bas#$d put a lovey 8 inch key mark in it, im not having much luck, they have a diagnostic tester so hes gonna see if that can throw up any answers. #6 · Sep 22, 2013 If you scan it it should give you a list of what electrical systems are not working From the fault codes you'll be able to tell which electrical circuit and in turn which fuse.. Don't forget to check the fuses inside the car behind the side panel. #7 · Sep 22, 2013 [quote user="xJay1337"] If you scan it it should give you a list of what electrical systems are not working From the fault codes you'll be able to tell which electrical circuit and in turn which fuse.. Don't forget to check the fuses inside the car behind the side panel. [/quote] Jay,did you ever read my rant about un-necessary use of diagnostic computers actually making it more difficult to solve basic electrical problems? The o/p has already told us which circuits are affected,it'd be easier to just look at the fusebox as no automotive diagnostic computer in the world will actually tell us which fuse(s) are blown. Oh except of course the diagnostics built into pinball machines.They will tell you which fuse,relay,transistor and even wire colours to look at.If only Bally built cars,they'd be a lot easier to fix than those cheap German things

. #8 · Sep 22, 2013 one of my friends did tell me the diagnostic test would probably not throw up any answers.. the one in question is about 5 foot tall, and its going to be done for free, so it cant hurt, i have checked both fusebox in engine bay, and one next to dash, there were a couple blown, but im not sure what they were for as i changed them and nothing happened... Insert Quotes Post Reply

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