My indicators have stopped working on my saxo anyone know which fuse powers them? as they are numbered.?
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Pull out one fuse at a time check it and if its blown replace it if not put it back.
If no fuses have blown then it could be your flasher unit these are usually a larger unit (like 30mm cube).
If its the flasher unit get to a scrap yard I dare say they will have one to replace it
I thought Saxo was a form of stuffing!
A list of fuses and their circuit's function(s) should be in the car's handbook.
If you have the cars manual, look at the icon shown on the page explaining the indicator function, then go to the page explaining the fusues and co-ordinate the icon with the number (in mine they are shown in the same box) and presto you have the answer.
I changed a couple of fuses in my car this morning and although one of the fuses didn't look broken, when I replaced it, the rear heated window worked, because I replaced it anyway.
I also found that the fuse sockets are colour coded and that particular fuse had the wrong colour fuse in, so keep an eye out for that too..
If you don't have the manual, then I'm afraid its trial and error, pulling each one out individually.
Good luck
Go buy some extra fuses and test them, one after the other, till your indicators works!
If a fuse has blown there is something wrong with the wiring replacing the fuse will just blow the new one.
Check it out first.
Fuses can usually seen to be blown as the 'wire' in them is melted.
RoyS.
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