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multisi wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 19:44 You could remove the right indicator lens for a better view.

Thank you. I did read that, and also it may give me a better view of seeing if it just did ‘pop out’...

Mocki wrote: ↑02 May 2021, 19:31 Yep, just use a little more force than you are happy with ...

Thanks. So push down through the hole in the cab floor and then to the left (RHD)? I think I see a hole where it came from...

Hi, I unclipped the push rod from the pedal to install some new carpet, but then the push rod came loose and I’ve been able to just pull it into the cab.
How do repair this? Can I just ‘pop’ it back in?
Thanks, 1985 early 1.9 manual water cooled.

There would be a temptation for me to do simple maintenance jobs whilst you are in that area. Such as check and clean the earth crowns and the connections for the coolant temperature / level control unit.. looks like a relay with 42 or 43 on it. These are all on the inner wing of the van above the ...

Mocki wrote:This’ll be the diagram you need then 

Definitely saving this! Thanks.


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Thanks, I’ve given it a go! Hi, The radio and hazard lights have stopped working. The fuse is fine. Any ideas? Thanks You would do well to add your van details to your signature ( update in your profile by hovering over your username up at the top right of the forum )  van age, engine and body detai...

Robsey wrote:Please note this update from above post.

From the terminal from Fuse 9 (S9)

There is a red / white wire to the hazard switch pin 30.
At pin 30, it is joined with the red wire for the radio.

Thank you buddy, really helpful! Today’s job.


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Robsey wrote: ↑16 Apr 2021, 19:06 Here you go...

Thanks

Could be where I am going wrong then! Thanks. Will check in the morning and revert back.

So fuse 9 is okay... If there is no feed to the radio or hazard relay, then it must be that a spade connector at the back of the fusebox has come loose from it's terminal. I am assuming red wires to the flasher relay 30 terminal and to the radio connector. Have you been working on the fusebox, to l...

clift_d wrote: ↑16 Apr 2021, 17:21 Might be worth checking your dashboard earths - do a search on the forum for 'earth crown'.

Removed, everything cleaned and all reattached! Still nothing.

Hi,

The radio and hazard lights have stopped working. The fuse is fine. Any ideas?

Thanks

chasmac260 wrote:Oh well, it was just a thought. I guess you'll have to keep looking! 

Yep! Back to the drawing board.


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I’m new on here and am currently struggling through intermittent connections etc whilst I turn my Caravelle into a camper. Anyhow whilst looking for help, I came across this post. The blue/grey wire you were initially concerned about may be the redundant illumination wire from what would have been ...

The general rule that I use for connecting up any kind of relay is. That the wires for terminals 86 - control wire, And 85 - earth terminal, Should both be large enough to safely operate the relay. This depends on the power consumption of the relay itself. Terminal 30 - supply wire And Terminal 67 ...