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NV Automotive 
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 Topic: T5 2006 convenience unit power feedPosted: 18 Jan 20 at 16:01 |
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Newbie on here, hi everyone 👍 Just acquired a 2006 1.9 T5 No central locking... Seat is out, red wire with blue stripe has no power at the conv unit. The joins are ok, I have the seat out now... There is no power to that wire right under the matting, so either a fuse or bad connection elsewhere?? My question is, WHERE DOES THE POWER FEED FOR THAT RED/BLUE CONVENIENCE UNIT CABLE COME FROM?? 1 UNDER BATTERY TRAY? 2 UNDER DASH? just a bit desperate to get it back together now as I've put my back out (lifting the seat awkwardly 🙄), and I'm having trouble getting under the dash now with the pain 😭😭😭 Lol I've run a fused wire directly to the convenience unit, and it all worked fine! So after getting this far I'd like to find the source of the nile, rather than run a separate feed... Help please 😜 Cheers Nick Auto electrician in pain 👍
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Charlie Dog
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Posted: 18 Jan 20 at 16:50 |
If it works, go with it. If you were an aircraft electrician you'd duplicate all key circuits.
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Posted: 18 Jan 20 at 17:04 |
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Fuse 11 lower dash fuse box, pins corroded (coffee from above 🤔) .. Fuse tested OK but bad connection. Thanks for the reply. Chiropractor needed now 🙄 after reassembled
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Posted: 18 Jan 20 at 17:25 |
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I bet you feel like a pup with 2 tails NV don't you :o)
Well, after the chiropractor anyway.
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