Hi John
Sorry to be a pest but when you say secondary battery do you mean leisure battery? I have two batteries fitted but think the second is a winter battery. Just bought my Bongo so don't really know much about them,as you can see from all these questions.
Thanks for your help
Laurie
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Thats right. The second battery is part of the Jap Winter Pack & is wired up to boost the main battery rather than run anything else from it.
Its a fairly straightforward job for an auto-electrician to adapt the 2nd battery into a leisure circuit though.
Its a fairly straightforward job for an auto-electrician to adapt the 2nd battery into a leisure circuit though.
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Hi Laurie
I believe this is the relevant part of Pippin's instruction for you:-
Cut the thick red/black wire going in a couple of inches from the rear of the fuseholder for 6,7,8. Insulate the end that comes out of the loom.
Use a short length of similarly sized wire to extend the end going into 6,7,8 and tap it into the thick white/red that feeds fuses 1-5.
I believe this is the relevant part of Pippin's instruction for you:-
Cut the thick red/black wire going in a couple of inches from the rear of the fuseholder for 6,7,8. Insulate the end that comes out of the loom.
Use a short length of similarly sized wire to extend the end going into 6,7,8 and tap it into the thick white/red that feeds fuses 1-5.
John
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Hi John
did what you suggested with the wires,but now I have my sidelights on permantly even without the keys in the ignition. Not sure what to do next.
Cheers
Laurie
did what you suggested with the wires,but now I have my sidelights on permantly even without the keys in the ignition. Not sure what to do next.
Cheers
Laurie
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Hi Laurie
Well that's different
The fuse for the sidelights isn't even in the fusebox in the driver's footwell
I've done that wiring mod with no problems whatsoever, but I can't see how you could possibly get the sidelights on as a result of the rewiring - sorry, but you've got me stumped.
Well that's different



I've done that wiring mod with no problems whatsoever, but I can't see how you could possibly get the sidelights on as a result of the rewiring - sorry, but you've got me stumped.
John
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