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Which fuse for Centre Console/Arm Rest 12v Socket?

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Hi All,

So because I'm a donkey I decided to try and use an old tyre inflator which had exposed cables from the cigarette lighter plug. I was an idiot and decided to plug it in to every socket, front near Headunit, Centre Console under the arm rest and the rear in the boot. Of course it didn't work...

I then found out nothing worked so I looked at fuses 28/29 and both where blow, replaced them and now I have the rear and one close to the headunit working again.

Problem is for the life of me I've looked at the fuse wiring diagram and I can't find the fuse for the centre console (under arm rest, this one to be exact so it's still not working with any accessory.

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Can anyone kindly tell me which fuse to replace for this one? I looked at 35 also as this is apparently an accessory but this was fine. It's definetley the fuse as I heard it click/pop when I plugged in my tyre inflator.

Thanks All :)
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According too the fuse list it should be 29.
Do you have headlight washers or not? If not try 31.
According too the fuse list it should be 29.
No seems 29 is only the rear in the boot.

Do you have headlight washers or not? If not try 31.
What are headlight washers? Are they daytime running lights? I'll check to see if 31 is blown though and report back, thank you.
What are headlight washers? Are they daytime running lights? I'll check to see if 31 is blown though and report back, thank you.
No they popup from the bumper on the HID/Xenon factory equipped 8G when using the windscreen washer with the lights on.

Anyway the headlight washer used fuse 31 on the pre-facelift cars, on the post 2009 facelift petrol cars with the centre power and aux fuse 31 was realocated to Front Accessory Socket with the headlight washer if equiped relocated to fuse 26 in the under bonnet fuse box.
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Awesome, thank you. Can confirm it was fuse 31. Replaced and now working.
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