Had a tough time replacing a fuse in my 2014 Mokka CDTi 1.7. The fuse I needed was up at the very top left corner, barely visible and too tight to reach. Any tips on getting to these tricky top fuses?
You should be able to find a fuse removal tool either behind the glove box or under the hood, often in a compartment within the fuse box itself. It’s usually a small tool, sometimes yellow, designed to make pulling out fuses a whole lot easier.
Had a tough time replacing a fuse in my 2014 Mokka CDTi 1.7. The fuse I needed was up at the very top left corner, barely visible and too tight to reach. Any tips on getting to these tricky top fuses?
You should be able to find a fuse removal tool either behind the glove box or under the hood, often in a compartment within the fuse box itself. It’s usually a small tool, sometimes yellow, designed to make pulling out fuses a whole lot easier.
You should be able to find a fuse removal tool either behind the glove box or under the hood, often in a compartment within the fuse box itself. It’s usually a small tool, sometimes yellow, designed to make pulling out fuses a whole lot easier.
I had to replace the fuse because I noticed some electrical components weren't working properly, like the dashboard lights. I traced it to a blown fuse and figured it was time for a replacement.
