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I've owned my 2006 S for about 1.5 years. The whole time I've owned it, the overhead interior lights haven't worked. The footwell lights, door lights and the lights in the ceiling of the rear hatch area all work fine. I pulled up the wiring diagrams and checked all the fuses shown. All were good. I decided to check the rest of them and found a 5 amp fuse blown in position 27 of the LH interior fuse block. I replaced it and all the interior lights work as they should. Every fuse diagram I've found shows position 27 "not used". There are 2 contacts in that position, so it's definitely an active spot. The fuse diagrams for the 2006 on Alldata, are labeled as 2004. The diagrams I've found online are rather generic and identified as 2003-2010, or something similar. 

 

Is there a factory wiring diagram specifically for the 2006 Cayenne S?

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3 hours ago, Kelly Finn said:

I've owned my 2006 S for about 1.5 years. The whole time I've owned it, the overhead interior lights haven't worked. The footwell lights, door lights and the lights in the ceiling of the rear hatch area all work fine. I pulled up the wiring diagrams and checked all the fuses shown. All were good. I decided to check the rest of them and found a 5 amp fuse blown in position 27 of the LH interior fuse block. I replaced it and all the interior lights work as they should. Every fuse diagram I've found shows position 27 "not used". There are 2 contacts in that position, so it's definitely an active spot. The fuse diagrams for the 2006 on Alldata, are labeled as 2004. The diagrams I've found online are rather generic and identified as 2003-2010, or something similar. 

 

Is there a factory wiring diagram specifically for the 2006 Cayenne S?

 

I sent you a PM.

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