When it's on the "door" setting, they are always on, so when i lock the car they dim around 80% but don't fully go off. What's happened to them?

Thanks

Anyone..?? Is it a fuse or something? They're basically always on even when i put the switch to "only when the door opens" and even when i start the engine they should go off but they don't

Have you changed them for leds?

If so. Thats why.

You needs canbus leds.these have a resistor in that stops so much current. Should cure it.

I've had leds in for months now, this only happened today and can't seem to fix it or i don't know why it's doing that

Try putting the OEM bulbs back in, I suspect otaylor is right about the LED being the problem, if they are then the OEM bulbs will function correctly.

+1 for canbus LED it's been the cause of a lot of similar issues in the cabin.

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Yeah thought about changing it back to the OEM ones and will do that later on and report back, thanks though

Just confused if it's the canbus issue why this didn't happen when i first installed them 2-3 months ago

Just confused if it's the canbus issue why this didn't happen when i first installed them 2-3 months ago

They can be abit temperamental for some people.

Dno why

Swapped over to OEM ones, still the same problem. Gunna pop into Skoda tomorrow or Tuesday for them to have a look at it...strange

Does anyone which fuse it is for the interior lights in the fuse box underneath the steering wheel?

Fuse 23. 7th from right on top row

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Took it out and put it back in but no change

Did they go off completely when you took out the fuse?

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Didn't check, i just took it out and put it straight back in

I would check and make sure you got the right fuse and also that there isn't a problem with the earthing or that there isn't another feed powering the circuit. Unlikely but worth checking

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Okay cool, i'll check again tomorrow or on Tuesday, got a feeling it's something to do with the fuse