Interior light

[M@verik]

Does anyone know where the interior light connector/fuse is? My interior cabin light died...

[SIR-VRX]

It's in the fuse box in the engine compartment. Fuse number 30 by the looks

[M@verik]

Thanks. Will check now.

[M@verik]

Checked the fuse, its fine. Also checked the lancer manual and yes it is that fuse. Then I guess its the bulb.

[LZY_EYE]

Time for some LEDs

[M@verik]

For an interior light? Lol... nah

[tryg]

I usually grab a multimeter first. can check the circuit and bulb very quickly. good tool to have in your stash...

[M@verik]

Well everything in the car works and that fuse (which is 30 ampere) is used for a lot of electronics in the car is still intact, so I guess it can only be the bulb. Will open it up just now and check.

[Graham]

LED for interior lights are much better, a little more expensive but they bright the place up alot

[The X]

+1 for that. I have white LED for the cabin and blue lights for the map. I might swap them around or get more blue.

[SIR-VRX]

Yeah that fuse does do a fair bit...

Can't even start my car with it out hehe

Should really keep all my spare fuses in the glovebox then... Trouble is I'd need the large and small blade types

[tryg]

I think I keep a 'various' packet of each in my glovebox.. but I am hoping the nature of the car keeps these in the packet!

Have you used any Adrian?

[SIR-VRX]

Nope, still on all original fuses *touch wood*

For critical circuits, like airbags, ASC etc, the ETACS can re-route power down a different path if it needs to. very smart indeed.

[tryg]

wow, didn't know that.. so very Star Trek !!

[Graham]

I have a few spare fuses in my glovebox just incase

Worst comes to worst you can always call RAC or if you have the Diamond Advantage thing call that number.