Fuse description

[djalzzz]

Hi guys , I have a 2019 partner ( berlingo ) I was fitting an an LED light in the rear and seem to have blown a fuse , can anyone provide a diagram or what fuse does the controls the rear light . And as a sub post , which wires to do u connect to to get the additional LED light working 

Thanks

Allan

[Phillgrimbley]

I’d like to have a fuse diagram too, can’t find one on line anywhere. Did you get one? Or which fuse is the rear light.

[Korky16]

Me too

[Sol]

We don't have any information on the K9 versions to give you. Nor I believe is there yet a Haynes manual for it either. I can supply the previous model fuse layouts, which may or may not be close, or even exact if you want to try it.

Experience tells me the French don't usually change the stuff under the skin very often. The K9 looks like a facelifted B9 from many angles. Except the front.

 Here goes:

[Sol]

Oh and the BSI does not like LEDs. If you insist on fitting them, the original bulbs have to be removed so it works at all. Every lamp output is driven directly by the BSI, which is the Body Systems Interface, also it's the CAN bus bridge controller for all other systems. I'd be canny there, if you break the BSI, then you'll have a Berlingo - shaped paperweight for your driveway.

[Romahomepete]

Is ther a list of fuses in the handbook? there is in the previous models.

Peter

[Sol]

You sure Peter? I've got all versions of the B9  handbook and cannot remember seeing any fuse layouts.

[Romahomepete]

Am I thinking of M49 and M59s then?

I cant find my B9 book at the moment

Peter

[Sol]

Peter I have to apologise to an extent, in the car handbook on page 188 and the van handbook page 160 there are listed fuses for all 4 fusebox options, but the diagrams accompanying them are so fuzzy as to be useless to identity any one of the fuses with certainty.

Sorry mate, you were correct in that they are in the handbook. I would struggle to use it though. Even zoomed in, the PDF versions downloaded straight from Citroen are still impossible to read the fuse numbers.