Fossicker
Been checking out the XYZ module on the D2 diesel and noticed something was missing that fills the area on the right side of the engine and the fire wall.
Can anybody enlighten me as to what it is?
There's a connection cable on the left and a round thing with a bolt through the middle of it.
Not sure where the cable runs to and wondering if it has anything to do with the XYZ module?
Master
SubscriberThere is no xzy module. There is a xzy switch is on the left side of the gearbox behind the shift cable. This runs to a harness that goes through the floor above the gearbox and to the transmission ecu that is under the passengers seat.
Can you post a photo of what you are talking about?
It doesn't leak oil, Its sweating power
Swaggie
SubscriberAs a wild guess My choice is the mass damper on the front diff.There's a connection cable on the left and a round thing with a bolt through the middle of it.
Not sure where the cable runs to and wondering if it has anything to do with the XYZ module?
Regards PhilipA
If you are looking on the firewall on passenger side? It is the inertia switch. Tells srs you have stopped way to fast and deploys aibags. ?
Swaggie
SubscriberAFAIK the inertia switch just turns off the fuel pump in a rollover, and of course can turn off the fuel pump at any random time. I have triggered the inertia switch while beating on my ARB battery tray with a hammer with thank god no airbag deployment.
There is another inertia switch in the console that triggers the air bags.
Regards PhilipA
OldBushie
That switch won’t trigger SRS - it’s nothing to do with it
ForumSage
The OP states the RHS so that counts out the inertia Sw.
OldBushie
The OP is referencing from the front of the engine bay looking backwardsOriginally Posted by pop058
Wrong I know!
ForumSage
Ahhh, the old " your left or my left " thing.The OP is referencing from the front of the engine bay looking backwards
Wrong I know!
Cynical Moi?
If it is the Inertia Switch my understanding of it is...... ( a.)Cuts out the electric fuel pump ( b.) unlocks the doors ( c )switches on the hazard Lights. Well, that was what it was supposed to do on my Olde Worlde D1 but I never had the need to test it, thank God.
I recall reading somewhere when rough driving & hitting bumps hard was enough to stop the car & bring on the Hazards.
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