1984 350 i fuse box layout
1984 350 i fuse box layout
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cooltrader

Original Poster:

4 posts

204 months

Sunday 18th October 2009
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Hi just purchased a 84 350i convertible in need of some repair,but did not get a owners manual with the car.
having problems with the light pods, only one works,? but both lights work fine.
any one got a fuse box diagram.
cheers

Big Daft Lad

1,386 posts

217 months

Sunday 18th October 2009
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I've got a manual but no scanner here at home. I could scan the fuse and relay box layouts for you tommorow at work.

There seam to be three relays for the lights though. One to raise the left, right and overall control. There are also individual fuses for the headlamp operation, left and right up/down and the illumination of dipped and main beam!

May be best just to scan it eh?!

You could also check this out

http://www.tvrwedgepages.co.uk/maint_headlight.htm...


cooltrader

Original Poster:

4 posts

204 months

Sunday 18th October 2009
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Many thanks for that, I am a bit stuck without the manual.
Cheers

Edited by cooltrader on Sunday 18th October 18:39

Bodmin

596 posts

228 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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It is not unknown for the pod motors to stick, so try operating the manual override first.

With the lights on, reach under the front valance inline with the light pod & you will feel the pod motor. Rotate the knob on the end of the motor & the pod will start to raise. If the pod was just stuck the motor will then operate if not you will then need to start checking the power supply.

Only takes about 30 seconds to check before rummaging around the fuse box/ wiring eek

Bodders

cooltrader

Original Poster:

4 posts

204 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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many thanks, just tried that and the motors rotate, so maybe there just siezed.
but still do with a copy of owners manual for fuse layouts etc,etc
thanks

SEvans

1,191 posts

297 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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cooltrader said:
many thanks, just tried that and the motors rotate, so maybe there just siezed.
but still do with a copy of owners manual for fuse layouts etc,etc
thanks
If rotating the knob causes the pod to raise (then maybe lower again) the chances are the problem is in the switch block on the side of the motor. You need to remove the pod to get at the motor, but it's not too difficult. Cheers Steve.

Big Daft Lad

1,386 posts

217 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Hope it helps.


cooltrader

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4 posts

204 months

Monday 19th October 2009
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Many thanks for that,