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Last week the clock stopped working, and when I checked the fuse it had blown, looking at the manual it also supplys all interior lights incl; boot light and glovebox lamp,so i disconnected all the light fittings, and clock and replaced the fuse, which blew at once.

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Spot on with that, the [problem] turned out to be the courtesy light under front bonnet, the back of the little bulb inside was shorting out directly onto the underside of bonnet, maybee the holder has gotten bent out of shape over time or something, anyway disconnected untill a newer part is found

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Last week the clock stopped working, and when I checked the fuse it had blown, looking at the manual it also supplys all interior lights incl; boot light and glovebox lamp,so i disconnected all the light fittings, and clock and replaced the fuse, which blew at once.

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Suggestion

Have you actually changed the fuse?

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You need a digital meter and check for a short.

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