want to be sure it will fit 1999 vw beetle and it is the complete fuse box which is located on top of battery?
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Not sure of the fitment, but if your stock one melted like mine your going to need to replace the cable that connects the fuse panel to the alternator. Check out the VW FORUMS
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It fit my 99 jetta perfectly. It was the complete fuse block. Just undo ground strap and install new block.
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I'm not sure about your specific vw it worked for my 03 vr6 gti. It is the box on top of the battery yes. However it doesn't come with the exposed metal fuses, it only comes with the green fuses. I would check the forums in vwvortex.com for a part number. Also ecstuning.com will have a oem replacement but will cost a bit more. Hope that helps.
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I can't speak to the beetle, but it worked great on my golf. It was the complete fuse box.
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it fit my 02 jetta perfect, solved the problem with my air conditioner not working. If you want to double check it go to dorman auto parts website and check per application that way you know for sure hope it helps
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Hello Debbie,Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in this item. Unfortunately, this headlight assembly will not fit the 2002 VW Beetle with Turbo/S model.However, we do carry the type you require here: TYC 20-5446-90 Front Left (Driver Side) Head Light Lamp Assembly VW2502121Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again. Thank you.
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take off battery cover on back, take out battery, dip switch is located behind battery
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I don't know the answer to that but it worked perfectly for my Vw bug 2002.
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It is the whole headlight assembly unit. I have a 2005 New Beetle Convertible Turbo. Fit well for my car. You can tell there is a slight difference from the manufacture's brand, but work fine nonetheless and the price is really good for both left and right units.
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I do not know. The answer for this question you'll find it in a VW dealership.
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I was able to find this information online. You may want to double-check with either your mechanic or your dealer.The horn fuse and the horn relay are in the left front under hood fuse/relay box.This is a location diagram and the inside of the box. Sorry about the size of the diagrams. They don't allow us much space here. The fuse and relay should be marked in the fuse box lid.Here is a wiring diagram just in case you need it.
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Jodi, if you have some on your car now, pull one off and check the number on the back with the part number of the order. I have a new beetle and the part numbers were the same.
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It will work, but you won't be able to decipher the codes, you'll get the codes, but you'll have to google the actual meaning. For the 2001 beetle, you'll be ok. In truth this is a good cheap and lack of options VAG COM unit as long as you can take the codes and further reasearch the error(s) to be sure. I hope this helps
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Rip the box apart. The only other place maybe in the hood where the battery goes. Sorry it's been over a year since I built ours
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Any 5amp fuse at the parts store will work Be careful u dont pull out red and black wirs lose from batteries.
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I found a fuse under the hood that was controlled by the ignition switch and I tapped off of it with a fuse stab all my wiring i left under the hood because i could not find a fuse in the cab that was controlled by the switch. the yellow wire is wired directly to the battery, also make sure you leave the black ground wire un hooked under the hood
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Your best bet would be to install a FUSED accessory plug. You may find accessory power, ignition off, in the fuse panel either in the dash area or under the hood. Not sure which area is the best fit for your vehicle.
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I had similar problem on my 2012 VW CC, what I did was get the power directly from the battery and connect it to the balast, check youtube there are plenty of video's showing you how.
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i dont know. Mayube the best way is to look at your fuse box, pull out a fuse and compare. There are two sizes of these colored plastic fuse types, big and small ones. These are the small ones.
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I have an E93 (same as your E90). There's no fuse to pull out. Don't worry about disconnecting the battery leads either. Just turn you car off and have the lights off as well. I used this wire cutter and some electrical tape. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008S83K3A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Twist the wires, tape them up, and you're done!
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I dont think so dude. It fit on my 2008 VW FSI Turbo, but I doubt it would fit on your Beetle.