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  1. 12th April 2014, 07:46 AM #1
    vbrab
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    Fuse identification Disco 3

    Trying to find a clear identification for the fuses in a Disco 3 (diesel).
    Have had one side, front and rear park/tail lights cease to light up. (stops/indicators are working). Suspect a fuse.
    (Maaaate loaned me a trailer with suspect wiring !@#$%^!!)
    Plenty of symbols inside fuse area, but but quite clear identification.

    Would appreciate any directions to a clear listing of what fuse is for which globes.
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  2. 12th April 2014, 08:54 AM #2
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    Hi vbrab
    I have used a dodgy trailer before ( not the same result though), try looking at the fuses that are in the back left compartment , there are fuses directly linked to the trailer plug


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    it's in your owners manual as well. here's a link to the pdf on topix for the fuse section:

    http://topix.landrover.jlrext.com/to...4699/fuses.pdf
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    Disco 3 fuse identification

    Thanks for directions to fuse identification in owners glovebox manual, (much better than the CD/PDF "workshop manual", which does not appear to bother with actual identification despite being nearly 2000 pages.
    Found all relevant fuses on main board behind glovebox, for those who need to look.
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