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finlay

posted on 11/4/08 at 01:21 PM Reply With Quote
MNR LOOM Help plz !!

hello all

got a couple of quries regarding the MNR loom

in the loom instructions with reference to the fuse box, nothing is colour coded so you dont know what wires are related to equipment or fuse rating,

can anyone give me the colour coding and fuse rating plz

what i have





also

regarding the ignition socket

when connecting the steering coulum loom ignition socket to the car loom ignition socket there is no coulour coding with reference to what colours connect to each other



what i have on the couloum ignition socket is

red
yellow
blue/black
black/yellow

MNR car loom ignition socket

red/white
brown
2 white - same female spade

what colours conect together

much appriciated

cheers

Finlay

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Davey D

posted on 11/4/08 at 03:17 PM Reply With Quote
Are you using sierra stuff? in the wiring guide that came with my MNR loom it tells you what colour of the MNR loom to connect to appropriate Sierra stuff






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Johneturbo

posted on 11/4/08 at 04:17 PM Reply With Quote
As for the fuses, the fusebox has numbers on it, you have to look closely. which then correspond to the wiring guide, didn't you get that with your loom?
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stuart_g

posted on 11/4/08 at 05:35 PM Reply With Quote
Connect the brown of the MNR loom to the red of the Sierra ignition barrel.
Connect the White of the MNR loom to the Black of the Sierra ignition barrel.

The yellow wire on the ignition barrel is live when the key is turned once so tape that up or cut it off the back of the barrel. The black yellow is live when the key is at the start position and is normally connected to the White/Red of the MNR loom. If you are using a start button then you do not need to connect this up so tape it up or cut it off.

The fuse box is marked on the back.

HTH
Stu.

[Edited on 11/4/08 by stuart_g]

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finlay

posted on 12/4/08 at 07:22 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by stuart_g
Connect the brown of the MNR loom to the red of the Sierra ignition barrel.
Connect the White of the MNR loom to the Black of the Sierra ignition barrel.

The yellow wire on the ignition barrel is live when the key is turned once so tape that up or cut it off the back of the barrel. The black yellow is live when the key is at the start position and is normally connected to the White/Red of the MNR loom. If you are using a start button then you do not need to connect this up so tape it up or cut it off.

The fuse box is marked on the back.

HTH
Stu.

[Edited on 11/4/08 by stuart_g]



spot on Stu

thats what i was after

cheers

Finlay

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finlay

posted on 12/4/08 at 07:27 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Johneturbo
As for the fuses, the fusebox has numbers on it, you have to look closely. which then correspond to the wiring guide, didn't you get that with your loom?


yea but the guide doesnt color code the wires on the fuse box so you dont know whats what

cheers

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gr8ging

posted on 12/4/08 at 08:03 AM Reply With Quote
My guide says:
fuse 1 horn/ hazards
fuse 2 rad fan/ ecu
fuse 3 indicators/ stop lights
fuse 4 instruments/ warning lights/ fuel pump
fuse 5 dip beam
fuse 6 high beam
fuse7 O/S position lights (sides?)
fuse 8 N/S position lights/ fog light
Seemed to be right when I tried to locate the fuel pump wires.
Doesn't tell you the colour but mine looks the same as yours.





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finlay

posted on 12/4/08 at 02:13 PM Reply With Quote
thanks for that

problem solved with some help, found fault with fuel pump wiring, after some investigation found a blown fuse, fuel pump now primes

phew!!

i will keep my fingers crossed that everything else works once hooked up

cheers

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