Polo Vivo low voltage interior lights

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kingnoss
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Polo Vivo low voltage interior lights

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Hi Fam
I'm in a bit of a pickle here, I'm trying to install LED lights to the boot of the car. As I am tired of having to use phone to see in there, so I wired a cable to the overhead lights as they can be turned on even when the key is not present. Now The issue is I accidentally touched the negative to the positive and something has gone wrong, the over head lights turn on but are dim. I have checked the fuse ( fuse 30 marked vehicle electrical systems control unit ) and the circuit there out puts 12.46v yet the any fuse input there outputs ohm of 0.02ohm or 0.03ohm. :cry: . Now before I get roasted :oops: I know I should have removed to fuse before playing around like that. :bang:
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Re: Polo Vivo low voltage interior lights

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did you check all other fuses e.g the headlights?
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