RyanWalsh

thank you Warrior 193 for your help

Thank you for your help, i think thats where it is, a rubber connector on the boot, where the wires feed in, the engine has been bullet proof, the whole car leaks, this is something i need to address as i think moisture ingress is the issue, as its too good to trade in or scrap, thank you for your help

Thank you for the welcome. Thats what i think it is, a surge of power, the bosch battery perhaps surging. The odd part its the same rear lights, same fuse. The bulbs are filliment, like old style with two internal coil wires. I have tried my best to go far back on wiring loom, yet, i noticed once just closing the rear boot caused the fuse to blow, which makes me think it has be moisture.

Hi there, i have owned for around 8 years, a 2007 Skoda fabia 1.9 and i love it, however, there is one annoying feature, the rear bulbs blow, so do a 5 amp fuse that powers it. Now, when I say blow, I mean it can literally go through 10 bulbs, fuses, then be fine for a while. I am sure they are the right bulbs, so question is, is this common? Is there something i can do to fix it, its literally the same fuse every time. I run a small marketing firm, and there saying change it, change the car it a 2007!, But am i right in saying that actual engine that 1.9 is just brillant, they are telling me, that its dated car etc, but i honestly think thats one the best engines i have had and think if i trade that in, i wont find a better diesel engine, or maybe the newer ones are better? I dont care its 2007 car, other than that brake light issue, and getting pulled by police, beccause brake lights out, that car to me is just brillant, or should i buy something newer?