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Litronic main beam fuse

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YOUR RESEARCHLitronic main beam fuse

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Check headlight switch itself

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Time to check the headlight switch itself............

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Check headlight switch itself

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Time to check the headlight switch itself............

Litronic main beam fuse
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can anyone please let me know which fuse number controls the main beams? My manual says that there's a diagram on the inside of the fuse box cover. There isn't and doesn't look like there ever was one. Car is a '04 c4s cab. Thanks for any help. Andy.

POST 2Original post

The diagram was a folded paper that is/was stuffed into clips on the inside of the cover.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 9898574

Many thanks! As both " dipped beams " (row A;#'s9&10) don't function via normal switch position; but all other lighting works as normal; what are the chances of the fault being somewhere further down the line? And if so, what should I look 👀 for? I'm not being a puss here, just getting over some surgery and trying to limit my contortions... waaa, etc... thanks, Andy

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Time to check the headlight switch itself............

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