flyman · Feb 11, 2010

would i be right in thinking that the fuses for the heated back windscreen and door mounted brake light are in the passenger side,or am i way off? been at it for a few hours tonight with a mate testing the wires at back door,then i found out on landy zone that theres internal fuses,we were trying the fuses under the bonnet for most of the night,to no avail go easy men im a new owner of my disco td5 2000 for a week now so its all new to me,,cheers in hopefull anticipation ...ray

dooroy · Feb 12, 2010

Fuses are in passenger compartment fuse box :
brake lights F25 25A
heated rear window F8 30A

flyman · Feb 12, 2010

ty dooroy i looked through the owners manual and found the fuses to be under the steering wheel ,when i fitted a new green 30 amp one to the already blown fuse holder it poped as soon as i switched on,so theres obviously something not right there,,again much obliged in you helping me,,as i said im new to the land rover scene suppose i should be gratefull for 1 reply out of 58 watchers,,cheers again mate

discool · Feb 13, 2010

flyman said:
ty dooroy i looked through the owners manual and found the fuses to be under the steering wheel ,when i fitted a new green 30 amp one to the already blown fuse holder it poped as soon as i switched on,so theres obviously something not right there,,again much obliged in you helping me,,as i said im new to the land rover scene suppose i should be gratefull for 1 reply out of 58 watchers,,cheers again mate

Perhaps the 58+ didn't know what the expect with a title like "fuses for rear heated windscreen / high level brake light?" then find that u are looking for a short circuit, there's no difference in a Land Rover to any other car, just get a wiring diagram and info on the fuse locations both are in a Haynes manual and trace from there, a short in the wiring could be any where, first place is inside the back door and the wiring that goes through the rubber conduit..
And :welcome2:

dooroy · Feb 13, 2010

Just as matter of interest my sister called me last week to say her brake lights had stopped working .
I always ask had any other repairs been carried out before the 'new' problem appeared .
She said the top hinge had been replaced on the rear door .
Turned out the wire from the heated rear window and the high level brakelight had been trapped between the hinge and door - eventually causing a dead short in the brake circuit. And I suppose the HRW would be next .
Was a 98 300 Tdi by the way

flyman · Feb 17, 2010

thats exactly what was wrong with the heater wire it was trapped and bared, as for the brake light hee hee my nephew who tested the light was wrong the bulb was shot..o another fix was the door getting adjusted on the hinges,we lined up the old marks and now the door sits good with no leak now cheers

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