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I know this seems to be an odd question but I can't find the fog light fuse location. I know there have been posts about this before but it's not the same issue. In the door jamb it says it's fuse 1 but fuse 1 isn't cut out for a fuse.
I have fog lights, I have wiring for fog lights, the fog light and rear fog light switch works, I used the other fuse diagram and confirmed that the fuse on the other diagram is not the fog light fuse (it's the brake light fuse). I checked under the hood in that fuse box and nothing there. I will even get a light out notification on the canbus when I turn the fog lights on.
The car in question is a Euro 2001 Mercedes CLK230 manual transmission.I went to change the bulbs and the lights were unplugged. I plugged them back in and still it was a no go, then I went for the fuse and no fuse hole available for fog lights. Scrolling through this forum my last hope is to see if it has the slk 230 fuse box (for example: it has slk230 rear brakes).
Yeah, that's where I went first. My sheet has 1 being fog lights, which it is not. I checked fuse 9 because I saw that other card and thought maybe my card was the wrong one for the car.
No luck. I checked in the engine bat fuse box and there isnt a slot for a fog light fuse there either. I was at the pull yard yesterday and looked at the fuse box on that one and it's the same as mine but shows 9 as the fog light fuse box. Now that I think about it, maybe I should have taken that switch and just swapped the whole switch assembly and see if that solves my issue with not having the fog light fuse.
Originally Posted by Serndipity
Have you checked the fuses in the N7-1 light control module fuse block?
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