wiring problem

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Re: wiring problem

Post by BongoMTBer » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:45 pm

Good luck then.

I had to change my alt on Friday afternoon on the pavment of MazdaBongoShop. It was staightforward and it only took about 20 mins so don't panic. I paid around £120 exchange IIRC.
BongoMTBer

Re: wiring problem

Post by BongoMTBer » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:46 pm

jaylee wrote:Here's what i did with mine. (just to help.!)
To be honest the clip that holds the loom between the door in the Vee shape i think causes more problems than they are meant to solve.
So after repairing the loom which turned out to be a broken earth wire under the shroud that goes into the bodywork, i took up the slack & set it up like this...
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Though with the CL i would check to make sure you have a relay fitted... :wink:
Good work.
surfingendlesssummer

Re: wiring problem

Post by surfingendlesssummer » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:52 pm

i agree, look like that the V shape does more damaged than good.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36691269@N07/3611275155/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36691269@N07/3611274997/

Pics of what everything look like, not good.

Did you replace all the wires or just reconect everything neatly ?

Thanks for your help everyone, i can see the light at then end of the tunnel :)
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Re: wiring problem

Post by jaylee » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:57 pm

BongoMTBer wrote:
jaylee wrote:Here's what i did with mine. (just to help.!)
To be honest the clip that holds the loom between the door in the Vee shape i think causes more problems than they are meant to solve.
So after repairing the loom which turned out to be a broken earth wire under the shroud that goes into the bodywork, i took up the slack & set it up like this...
Image
Though with the CL i would check to make sure you have a relay fitted... :wink:
Good work.
It moves with the door & don't bend at an acute angle like it was.
The ribbed plastic cable tidy had cracked at the point where it was cable tied to the hinge & had started chaffing a couple of wires on the loom..
So i cut it in half & set it up as you see and removed the cable tie!

I've had no trouble since..
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...
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Re: wiring problem

Post by jaylee » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:00 pm

surfingendlesssummer wrote:i agree, look like that the V shape does more damaged than good.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36691269@N07/3611275155/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36691269@N07/3611274997/

Pics of what everything look like, not good.

Did you replace all the wires or just reconect everything neatly ?

Thanks for your help everyone, i can see the light at then end of the tunnel :)
Crickey! What a mess...

It can be repaired! :D

The first picture looks to me like ether an attempt was made in the past to repair or some kind of remote CL pimp..?
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Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...
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Re: wiring problem

Post by BongoMTBer » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:09 pm

I would replace each wire in turn, soldering connections in the door and car. If you put connections on the bendy bit, they will only break again in very little time.
surfingendlesssummer

Re: wiring problem

Post by surfingendlesssummer » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:16 pm

that's what i am thinking to do, soldering connections, can't really see other way.

Should keep me busy for a while :evil:

Thanks again for your help guys
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