bbyer
17th March 2010, 02:22 AM
I have been trying to find what I call the power window relay on my 2005 LR3 HSE.
I have wiring diagrams that suggest the window relay is located on/in what is called the CJB (Central Junction Box). Also the wiring diagrams hint that a lot of other relays and FETs (field effect transistors), are located on the CJB. None of them I can find either.
To clarify, I understand the CJB be what I call the fuse and relay panel behind the lower glove box on the passenger side.
Mounted on the glove box fuse panel, I see three relays, (the usual removable square black things), and a lot of fuses but not much else.
What I was wondering is if under/behind the visible fuse area, there are relays and the sort built into the back side, and as such, they are what Land Rover would call "not servicable". If so, I also assume that the relays do not look like what I think a relay should look like.
I note that the wiring diagrams are loaded with relays yet the only other places I can find visible relays is in the engine fuse panel and the odd one located here and there about the vehicle.
I have wiring diagrams that suggest the window relay is located on/in what is called the CJB (Central Junction Box). Also the wiring diagrams hint that a lot of other relays and FETs (field effect transistors), are located on the CJB. None of them I can find either.
To clarify, I understand the CJB be what I call the fuse and relay panel behind the lower glove box on the passenger side.
Mounted on the glove box fuse panel, I see three relays, (the usual removable square black things), and a lot of fuses but not much else.
What I was wondering is if under/behind the visible fuse area, there are relays and the sort built into the back side, and as such, they are what Land Rover would call "not servicable". If so, I also assume that the relays do not look like what I think a relay should look like.
I note that the wiring diagrams are loaded with relays yet the only other places I can find visible relays is in the engine fuse panel and the odd one located here and there about the vehicle.