[klipseracer]

I need to check my sunroof fuse and my radio/amp fuses. Anyone know which ones they are or the symbol for them? I've also already tried the hold button trick. Worked once long time ago but this time it's something else.

[CollinsE90]

manual should have the diagram

[Kylekuu]

open the glove box, turn two clips and the fuse box cover has a piece of paper for fuse numbers. But this is for a 08 e92 so i dunno if it's diff for you

[klipseracer]

Originally Posted by Kylekuu

open the glove box, turn two clips and the fuse box cover has a piece of paper for fuse numbers. But this is for a 08 e92 so i dunno if it's diff for you

Yes I already had done this but identifying which symbol represents the sunroof isn't as straight forward as it seems. For my 07 e90 it turns out to be the top right most fuse number 12. The symbol is a broken line with a black and white arrow pointing up and down. Hopefully this helps someone else in the future I spent about 30 minutes trying fuses with a cramped arm.

I'm trying to diagnose my no sound issues with the radio. And there is a large 40 amp fuse in slot 83 that doesn't exist on my car. I'm not sure what it's to, but I doubt it's the cause of my problems because the sound was working and never had that before.

Can anyone verify the radio dymbol on this diagram?

[bsamoul]

2, 23, 31?

[scottp999]

What year and month is the production date of your car. I'm just looking at the Bentley Manual now.

[scottp999]

Ok - with 12 being upper right -that shows as production Mar 07 -Sep 07. F11 (10 amp)is the radio and F12 is the sunroof (20amp)

F11 is six over to the left from F12.

[JayKay335i]

Red one

[klipseracer]

05/07. I need to buy that manual, I had it on preorder with amazon, not sure what happened...