- Seat Altea 1.9 TDI 2006. The rear fog light and the reversing light are off

Hello
This is my first query on the forum, so hello everyone.
After replacing the power windows guides in both front doors, the "blown bulb" indicator light came on on the dashboard. I determined that the rear fog light and the reversing light are off. Bulbs replaced with new ones - it did not help. No voltage at the bulb sockets. Is there a chance that I have not connected something in the door? I think the light on the board came on after dismantling the right door.
best regards

During such repairs, I recommend that you always disconnect the battery !!
The vehicle is equipped with a lighting reporting system.
Now the central electrics and the comfort module are in hand to delete errors and the lights will return. :idea:

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In the vag group, there is no need to reset the burnt bulb error.
3.1.11. Don't post messages that add nothing to the discussion. They are misleading, dangerous or do not solve the user's problem.

Short and to the point. Tomorrow I'm going to my friend, he says he'll get it I will let you know if it helped

bucek21 wrote:

During such repairs, I recommend that you always disconnect the battery !!
The vehicle is equipped with a lighting reporting system.
Now the central electrics and the comfort module are in hand to delete errors and the lights will return.

Since when do you have to delete errors after changing the bulbs?

Ireneo wrote:

bucek21 wrote:

During such repairs, I recommend that you always disconnect the battery !!
The vehicle is equipped with a lighting reporting system.
Now the central electrics and the comfort module are in hand to delete errors and the lights will return.

Since when do you have to delete errors after changing the bulbs?

I also thought it was some kind of error reset joke. I had a recent case in iveco that a "yellow light bulb" was lit on the dashboard. After checking the bulbs everything was ok. I deleted the errors and it is as it should be.

Iveco is not a vag group