Technical electronic parts
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A is MAP Sensor
B is relays and fuses
C is fuel pump and main power relays
Spare connector is ECU diagnostics port.
Spare connector on opposite side is electrical light adjustment system connector (theres one on the NS too)
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Cinqs had the option of hydraulic adjustable lights which had a dashboard switch to adjust and were controlled by actuators. (strangely enough using Anti-freeze as the fluid!). Not sure if this followed suit in the Seis...
Cinqs had the option of hydraulic adjustable lights which had a dashboard switch to adjust and were controlled by actuators. (strangely enough using Anti-freeze as the fluid!). Not sure if this followed suit in the Seis...
Err, actually they have an electric servo motor, no hydraulics involved
Err, Info from Haynes mate.
section 12.9.
section 12.9.
Err, Info from Haynes mate.
section 12.9.
That would be another Haynes mistake then. Much like the wiring diagram.
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A is actually the bracket for the MAP sensor. The MAP sensor is underneath. Maybe I'm being picky.
The MAP sensor is simply a sensor that measures the inlet manifold vacuum. There are 3 connections to it.
1. Ground
2. 5V from the ECU
3. signal back to the ECU. It should be at 4.5 V when there is no vacuum and it should go down towards 0 when there is a vacuum. You can suck on the tube and get the voltage to fall.
I had one fail and the voltage stopped changing.
The MAP sensor is simply a sensor that measures the inlet manifold vacuum. There are 3 connections to it.
1. Ground
2. 5V from the ECU
3. signal back to the ECU. It should be at 4.5 V when there is no vacuum and it should go down towards 0 when there is a vacuum. You can suck on the tube and get the voltage to fall.
I had one fail and the voltage stopped changing.
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THANKS!! yes, the map is under that part 'A'
My battery has a huge fuse thing attached to it, its danging free by the side of the pos terminal at the moment, is it supposed to fit into the battery top bracket? theres a shape pressed into it that looks like it should be there?
My battery has a huge fuse thing attached to it, its danging free by the side of the pos terminal at the moment, is it supposed to fit into the battery top bracket? theres a shape pressed into it that looks like it should be there?
Its a fusible link and should be secured to something.
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its in its little protective case so it cant short out to earth, I just meant its not fixed to anything.
it doesnt bolt to anything, it just hangs free
It shouldn't hang free, it should be retained under the battery bracket. If you have a non standard battery it might not fit but use a couple of tiewraps to hold it somewhere, its quite heavy and will put a strain on the cable.
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Ah well, having not looked at a haynes wiring diagram (EVER) i couldn't comment on it's accuracy.... i prefer the touch and electrocute method!
TBH, my Cinq doesn't have adjustable lights, so I can only go by what I read, which i did think was a bit odd, but hey-ho, these guys are supposed to have stripped and rebuilt one!
I wonder how many bolts were left over when they finished? :chin:
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