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Ah rite, I didn't know there was a direct connection to it...don't suppose you have a pic or description do you 
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What's people's experiences with these please
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not at the mo. will get it
Nice tidbit that!
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I've been for a look but it was too dark to take a pic to show you. Would it be the 2 spade type connector that's in conduit that goes under the air box then round bay and over bellhousing to the servo area (possibly into the clocks)
Might get power probe out tomorrow
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A couple of teasers for you......
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Ooooo
Ey, have ya wired into one of the aircon sensors so your lamp comes on if it gets too hot as Well?
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Ey, have ya wired into one of the aircon sensors so your lamp comes on if it gets too hot as Well?
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And I'm guessing that's the module there as well
I'm ready tuned in for the next instalment
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I'm ready tuned in for the next instalment
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System works such with air con fans such as .....
1) air con will turn fan(s) on.
2) water level low will turn fans on.
3) overheat will turn fans and warning light on.
4) manual overide in cab will turn fans on.
1) air con will turn fan(s) on.
2) water level low will turn fans on.
3) overheat will turn fans and warning light on.
4) manual overide in cab will turn fans on.
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Now I like that!
It looks like you don't use your aircon so good use of fans, but I still use mine, suppose that doesn't matter tho. Should I be looking for a green and black wire and the round plug in mine as well ('98my Brit spec) that conduit running round the side looks like wot a saw in mine last nite
Do you know anything about people just using a relay and not the module?
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It looks like you don't use your aircon so good use of fans, but I still use mine, suppose that doesn't matter tho. Should I be looking for a green and black wire and the round plug in mine as well ('98my Brit spec) that conduit running round the side looks like wot a saw in mine last nite
Do you know anything about people just using a relay and not the module?
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I dont (cant get the correct belt) but it is designed so that the Aircon is still functional.
yup grn/blk with small round connector. It is the lower cabling you are looking for. The top wiring is mine.
no - it wasnt suitable for what I wanted.
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Brilliant thank you, Il have a look when I get chance. Do ya know wot my wire will be doing now, will I be ok to pop the power probe into it to check its wired to the bulb or will that 'pop' something else?
Was relay method no use because if how you've wired it. Am I rite in thinking that people usually use the module because the sensor has high resistance or something like that
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Was relay method no use because if how you've wired it. Am I rite in thinking that people usually use the module because the sensor has high resistance or something like that
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it shouldnt pop anything (no guarantees).
both.
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Ok thanks, there's one way to find out
So have those sensors got too higher resistance to provide enough current to keep a relay open then, or is that the general thought?
Sorry for all the questions
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So have those sensors got too higher resistance to provide enough current to keep a relay open then, or is that the general thought?
Sorry for all the questions
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yes and they are normally closed
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Yeah that one haha, thanks
Well I've had my probe out and had a rummage around and found the plug for the atf temp light, gave the live an earth and bingo, on cums the light so thanks for that
I also found wot looks like a h4 bulb plug on the same bit of wire but I can't find a live or earth on that...any ideas
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Well I've had my probe out and had a rummage around and found the plug for the atf temp light, gave the live an earth and bingo, on cums the light so thanks for that
I also found wot looks like a h4 bulb plug on the same bit of wire but I can't find a live or earth on that...any ideas
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no idea. check colour codes against Rave or Haynes
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Hmm not a clue, don't have either of them but not to worry I tried everything and nothing came down to that plug
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yu need them.
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Yeah I do really...I do have the Haynes discovery modification manual or wotever it's called with the burgundy 200 on the cover, the missus brought it home one day I think it was about £1 in a charity shop ha
Wots best way to aquire rave?
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Wots best way to aquire rave?
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