where are the cabin fuses in a volante?

where are the cabin fuses in a volante?

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simonpieman

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366 posts

192 months

Tuesday 18th January 2011
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I feel really stupid but...does anybody know where the cabin fuses are in a volante? Manual doesn't give any clues. I've tried PH search and google.


Ta

MichaelV8V

650 posts

267 months

Tuesday 18th January 2011
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In the coupe they are under the carpet, behind a beautiful aluminium cover, secured by 7 x T30 torx bolts. Be careful when you lift the carpet, its held on by two very sticky pads, so you could rip it if you're a bit too brutal.

Did you have a problem with a battery charger? that seems to be the usual reason to go exploring the beautiful engineering under the carpets

Good Soil (Pete)

543 posts

267 months

Tuesday 18th January 2011
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Can't believe you didn't know that! ;-)

simonpieman

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366 posts

192 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
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[quote=Good Soil (Pete)]Can't believe you didn't know that! ;-)

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I know, not very good is it. But I do know where the main things are: steering wheel, accelerator, brake...and fuse 22

simonpieman

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366 posts

192 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
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MichaelV8V said:
In the coupe they are under the carpet, behind a beautiful aluminium cover, secured by 7 x T30 torx bolts. Be careful when you lift the carpet, its held on by two very sticky pads, so you could rip it if you're a bit too brutal.

Did you have a problem with a battery charger? that seems to be the usual reason to go exploring the beautiful engineering under the carpets
Thanks Mike, I'll have a look later this morning. I need access to the cabin fuse in order to re-boot window modules as per Rick's suggestion under the Bizarre thread.

simonpieman

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366 posts

192 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
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Found it now. But I couldn't get the relevant fuses out. How are you meant to get them out? I've got a little plastic clip designed to get fuses out but I can't get enough purchase on it to extract the fuse. Do people use long nose pliers, or would they crush the fuse?

MichaelV8V

650 posts

267 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
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The advice is usually to use something plastic so you don't risk shorting anything, but I didn't have anything suitable, so used some longnose pliers and out it came. Used the same pliers to put in the new fuse as it was too fiddly to do by hand

Mr Aston Martin

478 posts

166 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
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My wife's tweezers from her manicure set were perfect for the job of removing fuse 22..........