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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Air Cooled Volkswagen Cars / June 2006Electrical problems
I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped working. I have checked all the fuses in the box under the drivers side dash, all seem ok. can anyone help please? > I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing > lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped > working. I have checked all the fuses in the box under the drivers side > dash, all seem ok. can anyone help please Not sure what a Sharan is, but do know this is the aircooled group (old bugs, buses, ghias, etc). You may want to check another group for an answer. Remco >>I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing >>lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Remco A VW Sharan is a minivan that was designed together with Ford and VW/Seat. Three cars were launched under different brand names, a VW Sharan, a Seat Alhambra, and a Ford Galaxy. They are pretty much identical and just badged differently. They are also all watercooled and therefore do not belong here, in this group. Jan  Signature-------------------------------- Beer is made by fermentation caused by bacteria feeding on yeast cells and then defecating. In other words, it's a nice tall glass of bacteria doo-doo. > >>I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing > >>lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > -- Yes, Jan you are correct and they are made in Portugal, but I have nothing to do with it :-) João > > >>I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing > > >>lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > João A Seat is Portugese? When I used to visit Germany for business they gave me this pretty peppy little Seat turbo. My German coworkers told me it was actually a VW - not sure if that is true, because they used to tell me that anything that worked well was German - kind of a standing joke, I guess :) Took that thing all over the Swiss and Italian alps. Was surpised at its handling and performance - that's actually a fun little car to drive. >A Seat is Portugese? I thought it was Spanish, but yes from Volkswagen (like Skoda is too, Chech Republic). Roger > > > >>I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing > > > >>lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > its handling and performance - that's actually a fun little car to > drive. No Remco, the Seat is Spanish although it belongs to Group VAG (VW, Audi, Skoda and Seat) and a lot of parts are VW. (engines, transmissions, switches, electric components and a lot more) João >No Remco, the Seat is Spanish although it belongs to Group VAG (VW, >Audi, Skoda and Seat) and a lot of parts are VW. (engines, >transmissions, switches, electric components and a lot more) >João Ah, I thought it was... thanks for clearing this out. BTW João, congrats on 'your' Victory in the World Cub. It was deserved but not quite a match... more like a war zone. Roger > > > > >>I have a 1999 (V reg) Sharan 2.0 petrol. The indicators, reversing > > > > >>lights, radio, heated rear windows, central locking have all stopped [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > João Gotcha both (Roger and João). Still a neat little car. The one I had was a brand new rental so it was nice and tight. Suspect it was groaning a little when I handed it back. ;) Btw, congrats to your team, João - you guys seem to have spanked our team (Roger and Mine, that is). :) > A Seat is Portugese? Seat belongs to the VAG family as do VW, Audi and Skoda. They use same parts and chassis for different models. Skodas are manufactured in the Czech Republic, Audis in Germany and Hungary (+ Thailand, China and Brazil) and VWs in Germany (+ god knows where) and Seats in Spain. --- Olli |
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