Isuzu wiring mods to fuse panel
Land Tiger the better option is to have 4x 20a fuses as i believe there is 4 or maybe 5 (i am to lazy to lift my bonnet to count feed wires to the interior fuse panel) cables that have to be protected.By having 4or 5 fuses protecting each cable so if just one cable shorts out there will be still power feeding the other circuits & then it would be easier to trace the electrical short on the circuit that did trip that fuse.
Help needed - a photo of harness on Isuzu Landie
Help needed.
In previous photo of burnt harness, I am trying to find a green wire that will go to reverse switch. Does a green wire exit near the relay alongside a yellow and black earth wire?
Thanks,
David
Another weekend chasing wires.
I have been looking at all the harnesses to find a possible position for the green wire from the relay to activate the reverse circuit. I had no response when I asked for a photo on this forum. I understand why.
If you look in the Australian electrical circuit diagrams for the 3.9 Isuzu supplement I was tracing a green wire that did not pass the fuse panel.<br>Well, I think my Landrover diagram is different to what I have on the garage floor. It does have the engine stop assembly but also comes with Ignition light resistor, it also has extra wires behind fuse panel which look original.<br>It looks like a 4 cylinder diesel diagram modified.<br>So<u> <strong>I think the green wire was in the harness but not used</strong></u> (I could see remnants of green plastic). The reverse circuit is powered from the fuse box.<br>So, lesson learnt, Probably most of the Isuzu Landrovers will have different circuits.<br>If that is right then I will need to rethink my relay diagram.
<br>Will continue mapping out wires.