Both of my 12V sockets on the dash (top one and the centre one by gear stick) have stopped working for some reason. I’ve checked the fuses in the central fuse box under the gear lever and these are ok. I changed the 20A one (SF11) for an LED fuse but this does not light and have checked the 15A one (SC40). The sockets are still dead. After lots of searching of various threads and the fuse/wiring diagrams it appears there may be another fuse under the passenger seat called Fuse H31. I do not have a fuse box there (box H) and can only see the 4 connectors that link to the rear looms without removing the seat. Before removing the seat has anyone found a single fuse there that protects both 12V front sockets? I’ve also read about one possibly under the passenger plastic footstep but that was a T6.1.
My van is a 2018, 150bhp, RHD converted panel van (Trendline). It doesn’t have a OEM second battery. It originally had a twin passenger seat but that was changed to a single when converted.
Fuses I’ve checked/changed:
Connectors under passenger seat:
My van is a 2018, 150bhp, RHD converted panel van (Trendline). It doesn’t have a OEM second battery. It originally had a twin passenger seat but that was changed to a single when converted.
Fuses I’ve checked/changed:
Connectors under passenger seat:
. What had happened was the first USB socket had failed and the other 2 were not quite making contact correctly (they are both tiny ones that hide away in the socket) so no power. A bit of persuasion made the connection! So, main lesson - get the multimeter out sooner!! Was a useful exercise exploring the fuse/wiring diagrams though and now have a much better understanding of where everything is hidden.
