just finished fitting a remote central locking kit to my non c.l. foirono van,everything is working as it should but i just cant locate a wire to splice into for the flashing indicators,if i tap into any of the indicator lights only the one i have tapped into will flash when i operate the remote control,im thinking if i tap into the wire from the relay for the hazard lights to the indicators this would work but i dont know which relay it is,can anyone shed any light on which relay i need? or a wiring diagram would be even better
General 2010 hazard lights relay
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General 2010 hazard lights relay
Yes your right, but if you do a link to the other indicator light use a diod.
[a diod will only allow an electric current to pass in one direction]
luigi
[a diod will only allow an electric current to pass in one direction]
luigi
already thought of that but it would mean routing a cable to the back indicators and i had a job fitting the solenoid to the back door lock so i would rather be able to splice into a cable that feeds all four indicator lights,hence the hazard light relay,not to sure if using diodes would work on all four lights as there is only one feed wire from the remote unit
Just check that if you apply power to the say the front indicator the back one lights up?, if it does the diod method will work.
Luigi
Luigi
If not, pull out the hazard switch, and tap into the power supply to that, again use a diod so that the power supply does not run up the wrong way to the central locking module.
Luigi
Luigi
already tried the hazard light unit in the van but its only a micro switch that sends a low voltage signal to the ecu to tell the relay to operate, i did not check to see if the back light illuminated when i tried the one indicator so will try that tomorrow,if it does light up ill go for the diode method,thanks for your input luigi ill let you know how i get on.
roberto.
roberto.
Yes keep us informed,i'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
Luigi
Luigi
In a word no.........i've looked hi and lo for one, even for the nemo and bipper variants,there was talk of a haynes namual as this van/car is so popular.
Luigi
Luigi
The hazards and all lights are Canbus controlled on most Fiats since 2001 onwards, this is why you should be fitting any old alarm systems and only Canbus compliant ones.
You'll have to forget having flashing lights really unless you want to right the high probability of causing serious and costly damage to your vehicle!
Repeat DO NOT just start randomly tapping wirings and hoping for the best unless you want it to end in tears!
You'll have to forget having flashing lights really unless you want to right the high probability of causing serious and costly damage to your vehicle!
Repeat DO NOT just start randomly tapping wirings and hoping for the best unless you want it to end in tears!
