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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / December 20082001 Subaru Outback fuse problems
Okay, so just the other day, I noticed my power mirrors and cigarette lighter don't work. When I check the fuse diagram, they're both on the same fuse, and when I went to replace that fuse, I noticed it was blown. So I replaced it, and sure enough neither of them worked. So I checked the NEW fuse and it was blown too. I'm not exactly sure what the problem is, but it keeps blowing my fuses. Also, my instrument cluster won't light up for some reason with the lights on. I'm not sure which fuse it's under, but they're all still functional. I DID, however, see another fuse and two black box type things? below the fuse panel. So again, maybe there's something odd in there. Anyways, I'd appreciate some advice. Thanks in advance! Check and make sure you do not have a coin or anything else in you cigarette lighter, Check all 12 volt adapter sockets. ( I am not sure how many you have.) Eds > Okay, so just the other day, I noticed my power mirrors and cigarette > lighter [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > some > advice. Thanks in advance! > Okay, so just the other day, I noticed my power mirrors and cigarette lighter > don't work. When I check the fuse diagram, they're both on the same fuse, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > So again, maybe there's something odd in there. Anyways, I'd appreciate some > advice. Thanks in advance! Sounds like you have a short somewhere and that the fuse is keeping your car from burning up. Chasing down these shorts can be quite a pain. -- Todd H. 2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USA >> Okay, so just the other day, I noticed my power mirrors and cigarette lighter >> don't work. When I check the fuse diagram, they're both on the same fuse, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Chasing down these shorts can be quite a pain. A very common ooint for problems is wire bundle that goes to the door. i have a very similar problem on my 2000 forester. A while ago th heated seats mirrors and cigar lighter wouldnt work. Contrary to th diagram on the fuse cover all these are protected by the same fuse Ane fuse blew straight away. I then found some wires were badly damage under the drivers seat. I rebound these carefully and all worked wel for 6 months Now the same thing has come back. I have checked unde both front seats-no frayed wires and ihave tried disconnecting the from the seats. The fuses keep blowing. Iagree that the wiring where i passes into the door might be the most likely cause, but is going to b very hard to check? Or any other ideas? Help -- kernowtil Message Origin: TRAVEL.co > i have a very similar problem on my 2000 forester. A while ago the > heated seats mirrors and cigar lighter wouldnt work. Contrary to the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > passes into the door might be the most likely cause, but is going to be > very hard to check? Or any other ideas? Help! Hi, If this is a reference to the post I made a few weeks ago, then let me update it by saying my replacing the fuse did do the trick. Also, I would look to maybe replace the lengths of damaged wire under the seat with new wire, soldered in place. I remember having problems in an old Chrysler with damaged wires under the seat that plagued me for years until I finally pulled the seat and replaced 3 wires. I finally got my power seat working. Jon >> i have a very similar problem on my 2000 forester. A while ago the >> heated seats mirrors and cigar lighter wouldnt work. Contrary to the [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Jon Although it is directed to the 06 models, there is a recall for pinched wiring under the pass. seat. perhaps some-odd few earlier models had this problem as well. Just not enough to trigger a recall program? http://www.cars101.com/recalls.html Carl |
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