Photo of the back of the fuseboard
Photo of the back of the fuseboard
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ChimpofDarkness

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9,637 posts

209 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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Hi guys,

Can anyone help me by posting a photo of the back of a Chimaera fuseboard?

Many thanks, Dave.

Engineer1949

1,423 posts

174 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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will take one tomorrow when in the workshop and post it pm.


john

ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

209 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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Engineer1949 said:
will take one tomorrow when in the workshop and post it pm.


john
John that's extremely kind of you.

Front & back if you can, I have an electrical malady on my headlight & tail light circuits.

The photos will be a great help before I stick my head down the passenger footwell.

Many thanks, Dave.

spend

12,581 posts

281 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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ChimpofDarkness said:
Can anyone help me
I doubt it, the chances of someone having the same layout as yours is greater than 10-1, 95% of all the boxes are the same but wired differently (particularly in the areas of the odd connectors - the main ones are keyed so even though colour coded can't be mixed up).

Just unravel the loom the fusebox will happily sit in the passenger seat once you unbolt it through the footwell - don't try taking the box out of the frame just unbolt the housing would be my advice.

The fusebox internals are well documented, I did it nearly 10 years ago.

ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

209 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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Hi again chaps, has anyone got a 1996 fuseboard layout they could post?

Mine is NOT the one in the image below, but it may be useful to others?

Many thanks in advance to anyone that can post a 1996 layout, Dave.


ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

209 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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spend said:
I doubt it, the chances of someone having the same layout as yours is greater than 10-1, 95% of all the boxes are the same but wired differently (particularly in the areas of the odd connectors - the main ones are keyed so even though colour coded can't be mixed up).

Just unravel the loom the fusebox will happily sit in the passenger seat once you unbolt it through the footwell - don't try taking the box out of the frame just unbolt the housing would be my advice.

The fusebox internals are well documented, I did it nearly 10 years ago.
Thanks Spend, sound advice.

I've been studying your contribution here:

http://www.parkersteve.dsl.pipex.com/fusebox.html


Edited by ChimpofDarkness on Sunday 28th October 14:14

vaurien

339 posts

179 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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Right now we designe a central elektric & ecu box in which we want integrate the all
parts of the sections copilot foot space & dashboard for one easy handling and service.

Here some pictures of a MK I fusebox. I hope it will help.

Regards

Gregor

vaurien

339 posts

179 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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sorry ..at moment I can not upload any pictures ...and dont no why?

Gregor

vaurien

339 posts

179 months

Sunday 28th October 2012
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500 Internal Server Error

vaurien

339 posts

179 months

Monday 29th October 2012
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vaurien

339 posts

179 months

Monday 29th October 2012
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vaurien

339 posts

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Monday 29th October 2012
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ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

209 months

Monday 29th October 2012
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Many thanks for posting the photos thumbup