Slightlymaddad

I know I have replied in other post but... all LED lights were working and on (both the outer and inner section) Inner only works if outer does... reverse light working brake light working indicator working These are bog standard bulbs, not LEDs... This week however, the LED tail lights have stopped working on both the inner and outer sections. Brake, reverse, and indicator all still work. Any ideas? Fuse? but are the LED strips on a different fuse to the other lights? The passenger side works fine. Are they on different fuses? Yes, one fuse for one side, another for the other - behind glove box. They control both the front and rear - do if your front lights are working, it's not the fuse... Anyone know which fuse it is as can't see taillights listed in any fuse manual. I can try and remember if it helps, but if front lights are on you know fuse is good.

Hi, 1 - Yes, removed both outer fittings so I could use the LH working fitting on the RH side. Obviously won't fit in the hole, but same connector. When did this this inner (boot) light also came back on. 2 - Outer, I didn't spot water ingress until I had it out of car and moved it around. 3 - eBay second hand £80, a bit annoying, but worked perfectly and is now sorted. Let me know if I can help further. Cheers.

Ok - update that might help someone out one day... Water ingress - lots of it, has got to the LEDs. Important to note that the boot light only illuminates if the main light is working. I removed both light fittings and swapped them over - this confirmed supply was good, also the boot light illuminated. Also - fuse for each side controls both the front and rear lights. Thank.

Sorry right hand light!

Hello, On my MIII Superb the rear left hand side boot and main lights have stopped working - indicator and brake work fine. It was flickering, bringing up warning on dash, but has now died. As it's both (boot and main) I figure it may be a fuse, where would I check this please. Any other thoughts would be gratefully received. Many thanks, Richard.