Technical Correct wiring diagram

[puntodad19]

I am hoping someone can post, or direct me to a correct wiring diagram for the lads Punto Evo...

Punto Evo active 2010 1.2 8 Valve....

Any more info needed to select the correct wiring diagram ?

Area of interest are fuse box locations, fuse numbers for various circuits, relay locations and functions relating to headlight, please.

The headlights refuse to stay on, dip works ok as does high beam flash...but high beam refuses to stay on !

All other light functions seem to work ok, it's just high beam will not stay on when selected.

I suspect the steering column combo switch is playing up, but it's steering wheel off etc. to change the switch.

We have yet to remove the switch plastic covers to see the switch better ( at all really ) , and possibly clean and luv etc ..

Thist things first, fuse and relay locations, and a correct wiring diagram...

Thanks in advance...

 

[GrandePunto PL]

Grande is for free. EVO/2012 is not. But most things are the same, basics. Check "eLearn", Descriptions and Electrical equipment sections.

Fuses, relays.
https://aftersales.fiat.com/elearns...h&sectionName=Descrizioni&validityName=1.2 8v

Wiring diagrams etc.
https://aftersales.fiat.com/elearns...nto Elettrico&validityName=1.2 8v&isExaminer=

 

[puntodad19]

Sorry GP, absolutely no idea what your reply suggests

Nothing opens when your prompts are clicked ?????

Punto 2010 the lad says...

 

[GrandePunto PL]

It's your problem. Mine Chrome browser on old PC computer (Windows 7) opens those links (maybe they're too long for your device).
Besides that, think. Can you at least see the beginning of the links? There is: aftersales.fiat.com right?
Go to the website manually (type that into your browser) and dive in (find "eLearn"). Must select Grande (then click the car picture).
Access to the EVO is not free (but that's OK).

There are also other websites with fuse box, relays descriptions. Just Google that ("Punto EVO fusebox")!

These are fundamentals of the Internet (how to use it - definitely not by demanding solutions "on a silver platter").

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Good luck with the repair...