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Update - I've changed the control unit from inside the one sliding door to the other sliding door - this is not the issue. Checked the fuses in the dash - not the issue. Checked the fuses under the passenger seat - not the issue. I've changed over the large control units + small units again in...

Hi does anyone know the location of the sliding door side step light fuse ?? Whilst changing the bulbs to LED's I managed to blow the fuse. Seems I was a bit to eager with my screwdriver !!! Thanks

I put a circular vent cover in my rear quarter, which doubles as fuse box access. Not quite enough vent for the tailgate to slam without bouncing though. I bring it down to almost closed, then shut it. Sliding door had electric latching, and closes OK.

The rear 12v socket in my 2017 CARAVELLE isn’t working but the 12v socket near the gear stick is. I’ve identified the fuse for the gear stick 12v socket but not for this rear one by the sliding door. Can anyone help?

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Hi, I have searched before posting but am still confused. I was swapping a bulb in the roof light and think I have blown a fuse. The only thing that is not working is the overhead light itself (courtesy light), the sliding door step light is still working. Does this sound like a fuse? My van is...

Yes my passenger sliding door has had the flashing light and now it wont close properly its stuck on the soft close…. VW cant find the fault so im trying everything … do you know where the fuse is so i cant try ? I have read somewhere that the fuse on the passenger side is bigger than the...

Mind if I ask what the issue with the electric sliding doors are?

Take a pic of the fuses mounted at the front of the seat base, this will tell us what you have fitted. For example, this is mine (also a Caravelle). 80a fuse and 100 relay is the split charge relay for the factory LB 40a fuse x2 is for the electric sliding doors 15a x3 are the 3x 12v sockets...

Had a look at this @n10n Scuppered at the first hurdle as I have Exploria swivels which have a solid top cover when you slide the seat forward and no access to those fuses etc. Think I will have to live with it this weekend, we aren’t going that far but site is booked. It will have to wait...

This morning, left door light started flashing, started up the van up, ran for 5 minutes, light went out when the voltage in the battery picked up. This afternoon I’ve checked the Van Battery which is at 12.8v, at the two 40amps fuses, 12.8v. No fuse, left door stops working, fuse back in, door...

Hi Can I ask how you did this? “Just to prove my theory I connected a 12v battery directly to the 40amp fuse feed for the door and the door worked fine so it’s 100% a supply voltage issue but for the life of me I can’t work it out.“ My door and soft close are both dead and I can’t currently...

Hi @VioletVW . Could you advise, please; What year your van is, Whether your van has a manual, soft-close or electric motorised door? Thanks Andy

I've got 4 power sockets in my 2018 LWB Shuttle SE. 1 top of dash - working 2 front of dash by gear selector - dead 3 behind nearside sliding door - working 4 in rear offside corner of luggage bay - dead The two that are working have a 20amp fuse in the panel behind the fascia in the front...

Did you get this sorted ? It is to loud in the night I agree. Mine is also a pain to open sometimes. I would love to disable it.

This thread suggests that depowering the door modules for a few days may help - should be able to do that just by pulling fuses? https://www.t6forum.com/threads/electric-tailgate-tailgate-soft-close-electric-sliding-door-problems-try-this.45191

Thank you this is really helpful

@ginkster thanks for your input. I've amended the diagram and removed the fuse into the B2B. I've also shown a fuse on the outlet from the leisure battery. It's something I'd have have hopefully noticed when I came to doing the wiring. As far as fusing all outputs on the positive busbar, all...

I've no idea sorry. Possibly under the passenger seat?

Re fitted my Caravelle sliding door card. Auto correct just corrected that as "sodding" door card which wasn't far from what I was calling it! Easier that removing it but not something I want to repeat. Sliding window is now all dry and not leaking so I'll hopefully never have to remove it...