Green88
Active Member
Yes, it looks like I’ve got an earlier gearlever. It does the job, though!
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Another question after having spent some more time on the Landy:-
There are two inline fuse holders that I can see — one behind the 'centre console' and the other behind the main gauge cluster. These do not appear to be shown on the circuit diagram in the workshop manual — does anyone know what the correct fuse rating is for these?
Cheers.
There are two inline fuse holders that I can see — one behind the 'centre console' and the other behind the main gauge cluster. These do not appear to be shown on the circuit diagram in the workshop manual — does anyone know what the correct fuse rating is for these?
Cheers.
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Cheers Rob.
No radio and only a 'rear guard' fog lamp.
The inline fuse holder behind the 'auxiliary instrument panel' is connected to the brake warning relay and the wire is black with a white tracer. The fuse that was in there was 3A and blown before I purchased the vehicle. I understand the brake warning light should come on when I turn the ignition and go off once the car has started but does not.
No radio and only a 'rear guard' fog lamp.
The inline fuse holder behind the 'auxiliary instrument panel' is connected to the brake warning relay and the wire is black with a white tracer. The fuse that was in there was 3A and blown before I purchased the vehicle. I understand the brake warning light should come on when I turn the ignition and go off once the car has started but does not.
Colthebrummie
Well-Known Member
Brake warning light? I don't have one of them.
Col
Col
TheMegaMan
Well-Known Member
Does it not light at all, or just not turn off when the engine starts? I assume the former, if you've not yet replaced the fuse.
steve2286w
Well-Known Member
I have the brake warning light ,the top rectangular light, it came on when bleeding brakes once being switched from the PDWA switch
It may have also come on with
ignition but not for years
It may have also come on with
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Yes re the auxiliary panel, exactly like the one in steve2286w's pic above.
I'll try to get a picture of the wiring arrangement on the weekend.
Thanks again for all the input.
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Doesn't come on at all. I think I will put in a standard 17.5 amp fuse for a one-off test and let you know the outcome!
steve2286w
Well-Known Member
They’re handy, and available , I added a 12v connector for sat nav now powers an fm transmitter which also has usb supply , red rocker switch for front fogs and the interior work light near back window that can swivel round for when reversing , I should investigate the brake warning light see if it still works
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Thanks Blackburn that is really helpful.
Looks like there should not be an inline fuse in the brake warning circuit so this was probably an addition by a previous owner.
Looks like there should not be an inline fuse in the brake warning circuit so this was probably an addition by a previous owner.
ZuiHaoShouBiao
Member
Completely off topic but can anyone tell me how the rear silencer hanger mounts to the chassis outrigger (RHD SWB)? I am referring to the assembly pictured below:-
The one that came on the vehicle was a bodge so recently purchased the correct hanger from John Craddock.
The one that came on the vehicle was a bodge so recently purchased the correct hanger from John Craddock.
tottot
Well-Known Member
Look carefully at the pic you have put up. The item in the middle with the spots on it is a strip of flexible material sandwiched between at the top the bracket on the chassis and a metal plate and at the bottom the exhaust bracket and a metal plate. Its like conveyor belt. Recon should come with it.
Colthebrummie
Well-Known Member
I don't know if it's just me being a miserable git but I think it's bad form to crash someone's thread with a completely off topic question. Why not start a separate thread.
Col
Col
