Fusebox Help! Missing Plug After Removing Immobiliser.

[sonofsam 5]

Ok after removing an immobiliser Im left with one plug hole unfilled on the fusebox!

Anyone know what was meant to go in there: 3 pin hole with red dot?

 

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[steve@cornwall 100]

Ok after removing an immobiliser Im left with one plug hole unfilled on the fusebox!

Anyone know what was meant to go in there: 3 pin hole with red dot?

 

http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b393/djs...=Photo-0103.jpg

 

 

It's empty on both of mine , too Guess it's for an unusual extra (air-con / abs etc)

[sonofsam 5]

ok cheers, what about the single blue wire with a single blue plug. Does anyone know where exactly that should go?!

[sonofsam 5]

anyone? reasaon i ask is this blue plugs keeps blowing number seven fuse when plugged in so i really need to know thanks

 

On a brighter note I have fixed my fuel pump relay problem

[Super Josh 4]

Isn't the single blue wire the one that you plug into one of two locations to determine whether the stereo has a permanent live or is switched with the ignition?

 

 

 

Josh

[M@tt 77]

correct josh

 

2 single wires come out of that double socket (socket U), both go to stereo according to wiring diagram

 

 

pin 1 is switched, pin2 is permamanet

Edited February 22, 2009 by M@tt

[humanz 3]

It's empty on both of mine , too Guess it's for an unusual extra (air-con / abs etc)

 

It's not empty on mine I'll have a look and see what it's for. But iirc, I only have one wire there and it's connected on the middle pin. Will check.

 

According to the Haynes, it's X and the sole wire on pin2 runs to the Central Locking Control Switch. Interestingly enough, it's joined to the pin2 wire for the radio (and hence fuse 7) in the fuseboard.

Edited February 22, 2009 by humanz

[sonofsam 5]

correct josh

 

2 single wires come out of that double socket (socket U), both go to stereo according to wiring diagram

 

 

pin 1 is switched, pin2 is permamanet

 

 

Oh where did you get that diagram M@tt, I've trawled the search on and off all day for something like that !

[M@tt 77]

i think graham posted it up ages ago, so i saved it to my photobucket site as it's very handy

 

If you have a copy of the haynes "workshop" manual it's in there also