1997 Volkswagen Jetta "cluster light rear remove" Questions

...light system problem driving home tonight i was slowing for traffic ahead of me when i noticed as i depressed the brake pedal the turn signal indicators both lit up in the gauge cluster. When turning ...

...Cluster S38=15 AMP=Central Locking System (w/ Power Windows), Luggage Compartment Light, Remote Fuel Tank Door, Rear Lid Unlock. S39=15 AMP=Emergency Flashers S40=20 AMP=Dual Tone Horn S41=15 ...

...light comes on on the cluster, it beeps at me, and I lose power accelerating. I have the same problem on my 2002 VW Golf - no low beam headlights. The problem was noticed after I had to recieve a ...

...cluster out you will see the bulbs on the rear, locate area of the bulb, remove the bulb and to make sure its the correct bulb shine a light through the hole of the bulb you removed and look at the ...

light cluster must be removed from the body. First, untuck and pull back the carpet on the inside of the boot where the broken light is. Carefully unplug the four-way connector from the light cluster.

...cluster back light went out remove the cluster(should be able to insert Small flat head screwdrivers into slots on plastic trim of cluster. Lower your steering wheel down and remove key. wait approx ...

light cluster should be through panels in the rear corners of the vehicle. Remove the panel and you can remove the tail light cluster to replace the bulbs. This is the position on most sedans, unless,

light cluster should be through panels in the rear corners of the vehicle. Remove the panel and you can remove the tail light cluster to replace the bulbs. This is the position on most sedans, unless,

light cluster should be through panels in the rear corners of the vehicle. Remove the panel and you can remove the tail light cluster to replace the bulbs. This is the position on most sedans, unless,

light cluster should be through panels in the rear corners of the vehicle. Remove the panel and you can remove the tail light cluster to replace the bulbs. This is the position on most sedans, unless,