R50/53 Access behind fuse panel in cabin.
Thread Starter
|
5th Gear
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 731
Likes: 5
From: Near Portland, OR, USA
Access behind fuse panel in cabin.
Hey Guys.
I searched around, but I can't find this one:
How does one gain access to the REAR SIDE of Fuse and Relay Panel 2?
I want to check/test/replace Relay F: EHPS (powersteering) fan relay (k69923)
My PS Fan works when connected to power, and all the fuses are okay. I'm hoping that replacing the relay will fix it.
If anyone has a step by step would be super cool. I'm afraid of breaking plastic panels, because I know they probably snap together in a certain order. It looks like maybe if I remove the lower left seatbelt anchor, that whole panel might slide right out?
I searched around, but I can't find this one:
How does one gain access to the REAR SIDE of Fuse and Relay Panel 2?
I want to check/test/replace Relay F: EHPS (powersteering) fan relay (k69923)
My PS Fan works when connected to power, and all the fuses are okay. I'm hoping that replacing the relay will fix it.
If anyone has a step by step would be super cool. I'm afraid of breaking plastic panels, because I know they probably snap together in a certain order. It looks like maybe if I remove the lower left seatbelt anchor, that whole panel might slide right out?
OVERDRIVE
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 8,233
Likes: 127
From: San Francisco
There are quite a few fastener tabs (see attachment). Note that what they call the "passenger side" means the left side (UK reference).
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
R50/53 Help please.. Odd issue.
PsychoRallye
R50/R53 :: Hatch Talk (2002-2006)
21
Feb 17, 2019 06:08 AM