Tonight was wondering why the reverse lightbulbs were not lighting up i pulled out and checked all fuses (drivers and engine side). All seemed fine.

 

Tried to start the car and IT would not crank.

-No warning lights on dashbord.

-Cant hear relays clicking.

-Fan, AC, radio, headlights etc come on normally.

 

Now...did i just misplace a fuse or tripped some antitheftthingy.

 

 

Likely the former, I take it that you removed them one at a time?

 

You may have removed one from a slot and replaced it into a vacant slot beside it, the vacant slots usually dont have any terminals in them, you could look to see if there are any vacant slots with terminals visible, they might even have bright metal where the fuse was inserted, if so then remove the fuses either side of said slot, if one of them does not have any terminals then you will have found the misplaced fuse.

 

Someone with access to a wiring or fuse diagram will hopefully tell you what fuse or lack thereof is likely to be the culprit.

Thanks J.R.

 

Misplased fuse was the culptrit:

https://fuseandrelay.com/skoda/yeti.html#Engine_compartment

 

Type 1 box F7 slot (40A Main ignition circuits) was empty and fuse plased in F6 slot.

Shes a happy little Yeti again 

Well done!

A simple and usefull anti-theft tip if you are going away on holiday & the car and its keys remain at home.