2002 Volkswagen Jetta TDI "door lock fuse location" Questions

...15A fuse 21 which protects the central locking system pump and control module. Also check 10A fuse 22 which protects the door lock switch you have a fuse relay box located drivers side lower

...door.... Operate radio normally till next lock up.... then repeat process. So you won't forget the fuse number... write #42 in the white space of your fuse location sticker that is attached to the ...

...door locks will not open doors on 2011 jetta This would seem to imply an electrical issue. Since both your fob and the physical switches won't unlock the doors, it's safe to say it's not either of ...

lock the drivers side door with the key and have to manually lock the other doors. Could I have shorted out a fuse when I was trying to replace the trunk light? Something that might also help with the

...door lock probably worn as it is used more often than the others the door lock actuator for that door has likely give up remove door panel and inspect wiring and connector first then check for power ...

...fuse location in 1998 volkswagen jetta? Wolfsburg edition because the power locks and alarm are not operating? Just open the drivers door and look on a dashboard side.There is a plastic cover.Open ...

door window, disconnect all the harness you can from that side. You have to remove the lock next to the handle and unclip the little cable from the handle, but don't have to remove the handle. Unscrew

Alarm won't shut off so I can't start my car. The locks in both doors are broken and the alarm is going off for some reason. The car won't start while the alarm is going. How can I bypass the alarm? ...

...lock solenoid (5A). 12. Data Link Connector (DLC) power supply (7.5A). 13. Brake tail lights (10A). 14. Interior lights, central locking system (10A). 15. Instrument cluster, transmission control ...

...door locks pop up. Its like I have a ghost. Im thinking it could be my alternator but had it looked at no one can figure it out because its intermittent. Take a peek at your fuse box and wiring ...