Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 34
My VIN: 1356
I've done some more investigation, could this be the problem?
There is a small wire going from the fuel pump earth to the radiator fan, it looks like the PO has done some modifications the the radiator fans.
When I look at the wireing diagram it dosn't look like this wire should exist. Could this cause the fuse blowing?
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Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 34
My VIN: 1356
I cut the wire and it looks like it helped! :-D
Next will be to figure out how the fans are connected and try and fix it. :-D
Location: Leonardtown, MD
Posts: 9,008
My VIN: 03572
Your going to have to remove all those PO modifications. There should be no ground (earth) connections at the fuel pump.Originally Posted by aryx
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 34
My VIN: 1356
Just thought it was earth, it's probably positive, looked closer now and it is positive.
Cutting it fixed my problem, I'm glad it wasn't a faulty component :-)
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 34
My VIN: 1356
My handbrake pads on the right side had to be replaced, the adjustm bolt ( part 109018 ) was bent out of shape.
It seems like it's not in stock any more, is my only solution to find a used one or try and bend it back in shape?
Last edited by aryx; 03-10-2012 at 05:36 AM.
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