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marinabrid

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  • Birthday 11/28/1961

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    Galaxy VR6 24V ghia automatic 2004
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  1. Hi after my own electric; problems i got one of these ideal for very slow drain problem simply unplug each fuse and push this is and when it reads a high draw voltage you have found the circuit thats the problem so you can then fix http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Draper-Expert-12-48v-3mm-Fuse-Blade-Automotive-Tester-Act2-43060-/272002977455?hash=item3f54a40eaf:g:oIcAAOSwsB9WDS~I
  2. sorry mis quoted there,, National windscreens who Tesco use said that Tesco won't pay for original screens, al i paid was the £75 excess
  3. Anyone had a replacement front screen and noticed the heating defrosting doesn't seem as fast or efficient as the original ford quick clear version had new screen last April, had 1st frosts now , so went to test, seemed much slower and took much longer to clear. National windscreens said they were all made by the same companies and just put a ford logo on but because of the cost Tesco insurance wouldn't pay,
  4. indeed can't work out why a wire in a loom that simply goes behind the dash area and seems well fixed would suddenly short wires out, can understand the door sections and tailgate as constant flexing but wires that don't move ! odd.
  5. finally fixed,. had to go by trial and error and cut the supply to the rev lights from the relay, then worked down. a section near the front seemed to trip it so i bypassed it and no more fuse blow,. then this caused the reversing sensors to the rear to stop working, must be fed from same supply, so tapped into that wire at the module under the pass seat, isolated the feed from the relay and all working again. so 3 weeks of crap all caused by one fuse and a bit of chaffed wire. Thanks for all input , bit complex and an auto which not many have to be able to put ideas.
  6. Had a look but too complex for me, was hoping to see maybe gearbox photos and where switches were positioned, need someone with electrical skills shorting out somewhere, if i pull relay that controls auto box and reverse lights no. 175 the fuse don't blow., so problem must be up to relay i guess
  7. many thanks cyborg been like this 3 weeks nearly ,, good job don't need it for work
  8. trying to check wiring to the lever lock solenoid, seems to go under the console , anyone got wiring diagrams
  9. Hi Cant think even now where to start looking, i know you said the harness round the gearbox. its a 2.8 auto, to remove battery tray i understand some models you have to jack the car up to support the gearbox, is this the case, if it is I'm stuck as i can't do it at roadside when it says the solenoid is shorting to east does this mean then the wiring or could it be the solenoid itself, is there a way to bypass, i have unplugged it from under console but still blows fuse, checked again wiring in tailgate area , stripped it all down all perfect , checked the parking sensor box under seat, all dry, unplugged and tested,, still blew fuse., then the fault 01236 lever lock solenoid shorting popped up, hasn't appeared before, i cleared it replaced fuse, could get the fault code again though even though fuse blew again ! getting a bit frustrated now.
  10. been at it all day, found a fault 01236 shift selector lock solenoid open or short to ground andy ideas does it mean the solenoid is faulty or the wiring ?
  11. Hi Thanks for that, wondered if parking sensors had anything to do with it as they are engaged with reverse gear as well, looks like more poking around
  12. to cut long story short, got ecu back no faults, found it is a fuse. no 5. supplies power to gearbox ecu. now when i put in reverse the fuse blows. have checked tailgate wiring all good, bulbs fuses tried it with no bulbs and connectors removed still blows same fuse, any ideas as now had no car for 2 weeks. at least now can drive but carry spare fuses in case i need to reverse ! anyone know where to look for the rev light switch on an auto gearbox ? and how to test it,
  13. Hi there Seems a little known about subject with few replies ! all i could do was test the plug where it joins the ecu, there was a 12v supply at pin 22 which is at one far end and the thick brown earth at the other end. all there other pins in between didn't show, so i presume power is there. tried to get n/s headlamp out to look under the battery tray but seemed jammed, the grill seems fastened to the bumper somehow so i couldn't get that out, i don't know if there is a big mounting under the battery tray there seems a big rubber block so i didn't want to unbolt that in cash it all crashed down 1 so im stumped, i sent the ecu off to a firm call sin speed seem to have a good reputation for testing ,, suppose that will eliminate it in the end, he said it will be £50 to test or £250 if it needs repairing, in one way i hope its faulty as if not and it comes back the same i don't know where to look.
  14. evening all 2.8 auto 54 reg Well. had no problems in 16 months then a biggy turn key, dash lights on, except strangley the footbrake one that tells you to press the brake to let you move from P to D was not lit. towed home by RAC , his scanner said gearbox module failed got home and put vagcom on, same code came up 01315 no signal communication the module is right by the battery on inner wing, so unplugged it, not a lot to see all looks shiny and clean no water ingress etc,,, found on other forum that wiring problems are common but where an dhow do you find the problem ! so now stumped. the actual gearbox module didn't put its fault in the auto box section of vagcom which i though odd,. that module won't communicate according to vagcom, it always has in the past so maybe a clue there ? i found the fault in the abs module for some reason, same code as the RAC man found so thats it, tried to find a module but can't find one with same last letter or other smaller number sequences on the label. any ideas welcome Thanks
  15. thanks will give that a try
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