Now all you clever young fiat panda fans:worship: does any of you know or have a wireing diagram showing the correct way to power up a L E D clock that is mounted under iterior light and the rear viev mirror the unit was fitted or made for a seat but the chap I bought it from fitted it to his classic panda. I don't wish to bugger the colock by sending a live down a earth wire as I know the clock will not forgive me. If all else fails its off to a auto electrician to guidr me. If any of you have a wireing diagram that would be great or a picture of the wires and what does what then:worship: Thanks in advance.
Technical How t wire up/in roof mounted clock-mirror
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Technical How t wire up/in roof mounted clock-mirror
Are the wires not colour coded?
Yes they are would it help if I got my son to tale a picture and down load it anything above red,black, and green I'm lost unless I have a wireing diagram.
Black will be the earth and red will be the livel, not sure on the green, could possibly be to dim the clock when the lights are turned on.
I've put my specs on and yep got it all wrong my son is bobing round in a min. Photo's taken will be posted soon
Here are the photos, HELP!!!
I'm fairly certain the black will be the earth, as for the others I haven't got a clue sorry
Black is deff earth Ive three other wires when I opened up the back of the clock only to find out what happens to the wires, red wire on board marked +B red/black marked +C Yellow/black +I this leads me to think these three are all live at some point
My guess would be the red/green and black wires leading to the red plug are your constant power and earth respectively. The red/black is +12v on igniton. Yellow/black wire is headlights on.
Obviously, you need a wiring diagram for the car it came from really!
Obviously, you need a wiring diagram for the car it came from really!
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You'll have a constant Live there and a ignition switched live I'd expect, earth and one for when lights are on.
I would guess that the above two are correct, basicly the same way you would wire a stereo up