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I think I may have a failure on the flasher unit on my 2008 +4. Cause - a dead short in an indicator light which collapsed internally! Light unit fixed but now no indicators or hazard lights working. The quoted fuse location (10 on the diagram I have) is fine - as a 15amp fuse, maybe that is no surprise. So I am guessing a damaged relay unit. Checking behind dash I have so far failed to find anything that looks like one! Can anyone point me in the right direction - or make any alternative suggestions?
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Err, yes.
Don't trust the fuse location diagram...
Graham (G4FUJ)
Sold L44FOR 4/4 Giallo Fly
'11 MINI Countryman Cooper D All4
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Well now I know - on the more recent cars, the unit is part of the "dash module". Once you know that, finding the right fuse is easy (in the group under the bonnet). Simples!
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