wiring diagram
wiring diagram
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weg2727

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50 posts

277 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2004
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Hi
I'm after a copy of a wiring diagram for a Griff '92 4.0 Ltre can anyone help please, I want to fit a cooling fan override switch and I am having problems with the heater, the temp control motor don't want to work.

Air induction kits - any recommendations or experiences.

Keep on keeping on
Cheers

simpo two

92,708 posts

294 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2004
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The Griff and Chimp handbook has wiring diagrams in it: www.tvrboooks.co.uk

JoolzB

3,549 posts

278 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2004
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weg2727 said:
Hi
I'm after a copy of a wiring diagram for a Griff '92 4.0 Ltre can anyone help please, I want to fit a cooling fan override switch and I am having problems with the heater, the temp control motor don't want to work.

Air induction kits - any recommendations or experiences.

Keep on keeping on
Cheers

Have you considered the mod-wise fan kit? Also David at mod-wise is an absolute wizard at electronic stuff, he may be able to give you some advice on the heater prob.

griffter

4,143 posts

284 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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weg2727 said:
Hi
I'm after a copy of a wiring diagram for a Griff '92 4.0 Ltre can anyone help please, I want to fit a cooling fan override switch and I am having problems with the heater, the temp control motor don't want to work.

Air induction kits - any recommendations or experiences.

Keep on keeping on
Cheers


For the override, just wire a switch between the terminals of the otter switch - on a long enough run of wire for it to reach into the cabin!

Wiring diags in the Bible cover the main loom - not sure they go down to every detail of the (notoriously fiddly) heater controls though. Anyone got the great book to hand? Try previous posts for more info on (re)wiring heater controls.

spend

12,581 posts

280 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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Otter switch is linked to relay in fuse box with (normally) Green/pink wire, just splice into this and switch to earth. Seems easier than running wires into engine bay.... Said cable can be found running from fuse box - behind dash - to engine thru grommet on bulkhead above transmission tunnel.

Dave

griffter

4,143 posts

284 months

Thursday 4th November 2004
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spend said:
Otter switch is linked to relay in fuse box with (normally) Green/pink wire, just splice into this and switch to earth. Seems easier than running wires into engine bay.... Said cable can be found running from fuse box - behind dash - to engine thru grommet on bulkhead above transmission tunnel.

Dave


You're right, but I've rewired my fans to operate via a relay and fuse each, keeping the relays in the engine bay (less wire to fans)!