Interior lights strange fault

[fizzyhair]

I have just popped my two cab ceiling lights off to change the bulbs. Popped them back in and they work a treat. However the rear interior lights have stopped working... All the connections on the front lamps seem solid. Clean etc. No blown fuses.

Any ideas?
How are the rear lights triggered via the front ones? I cannot find a decent wiring diagram anywhere.

Many thanks in advance

Dan

2002 mk6 SWB Mid Top

[Altransit]

Load space lights are controlled by the rear cab light, so have you switched them off, or mixed up the two cab lights

[fizzyhair]

I indeed got the two units swapped! Well spotted! Thanks

[Altransit]

Good result, thanks for posting back

[guetstudio]

my two cab ceiling lights never worked since I bought the van(mk7 lwb fwd 350 2011) Initially though it was the bulbs but found they're fine, checked with multimeter and there is no voltage in any of those wires, any of you knows which / where the fuses for that are located? There are 4 fuse boxes in this van and don't fancy going through them all, checking one by one. Any light on this matter would be much appreciated, thanks a lot!

[blue estate]

my two cab ceiling lights never worked since I bought the van(mk7 lwb fwd 350 2011) Initially though it was the bulbs but found they're fine, checked with multimeter and there is no voltage in any of those wires, any of you knows which / where the fuses for that are located? There are 4 fuse boxes in this van and don't fancy going through them all, checking one by one. Any light on this matter would be much appreciated, thanks a lot!

Main one behind glove box 2 tabs 1 either side then in box behind fuse 72

[guetstudio]

...Any light on this matter would be much appreciated, thanks a lot!

Main one behind glove box 2 tabs 1 either side then in box behind fuse 72

Dude, you're genius! It was the fuse, back to life now, that was a quick fix, thanks a bunch!
On the handbook, fuse 72 protects "Battery saver supply, OBDII (KL30)" no idea what/where the battery saver is but my OBDII was workings OK with that fuse gone so a bit puzzled by that but hey, ceiling lights working so that will do for now, thanks again!

[blue estate]

...Any light on this matter would be much appreciated, thanks a lot!

Main one behind glove box 2 tabs 1 either side then in box behind fuse 72

Dude, you're genius! It was the fuse, back to life now, that was a quick fix, thanks a bunch!
On the handbook, fuse 72 protects "Battery saver supply, OBDII (KL30)" no idea what/where the battery saver is but my OBDII was workings OK with that fuse gone so a bit puzzled by that but hey, ceiling lights working so that will do for now, thanks again!

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