I've got a marea 20v hlx
Near the engine and the left light there is a black metal box containig some fuses, electric switches and various more wires.
This electric circuit controlles the radiator's fan cooler, air conditioning and something else....

As I have a problem with the radiator's fan cooler i opened this box.
I think that the switches in here are not allocated correctly and are inserted in wrong slots. Moreover one switch is burned.

So i need help.....

Someone could
1) tell me how to place correctly any electric part inside this box,
or
2) send me an electric wiring of the car,
or
3) send me an enought detailed picture (or more pictures) showing the position of each single part in this box, taken by his own car,

Please ??????

thank you very very much

Every information is appreciated.

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Hi Antonio and welcome to our forum

I hope this helps

Re: Misplaced switches!

Hi Polecat,
i'd like to tank you very much for your kindness.
But i can't use the picture posted by you because is referred to a simlpler circuit than the one present in the 20v hlx.
Infacts in my 20v hlx there are:

2 plastic sockets for 3 fuses:

1 red (containing 2 fuses)
1 yellow (containing 1 fuse)

and

6 mall boxes (switches):

1 grey (cubic shape); on a black socket
1 black smaller; certainly well placed because of the different shape
(last two gouped by themselves)

1 black (cubic shape); on a black socket
1 withe (cubic shape), that i found burned inside; on a grey socket
(last two gouped by themselves)

1 grey (cubic shape); on a withe socket near the red fuse socket

1 black higher; on a black socket near the yellow fuse socket


As i think that your car is the same than mine a picture or a description of your devices should be really hopeful.

The problem is that is very difficult to find a 2.0 20v hlx in here or a detailed tech manual so i can't find required infos in an other way.

However i know that you 've already done very much for me so i tank you again anyway, but above all...
....enjoy your Marea.

Hi, Antonio!