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Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 10:37
by 1664
li/sw is violet/black.

I thought you were after the wire that goes to ground, i.e the brown (br) to earth point 12; Page 12.30 in the Haynes manual? The wire from componant 'G', fuel sender?
The li/sw is from the gauge to connector block 'B' number 3 from the fuel guage, or from E5 to the other side of the sender.

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 11:13
by Tatty Chap
Ah yes just noticed that !

But in my Manual its to point 15 on page 232 "wiring diagram for 1.6 ltr Transporter and derivatives)

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 11:22
by 1664
Ah yes, just noticed you have an air cooled so your Haynes is going to be different to mine.

I'd just run a temp earth to the sender and see if that sorts it or not, then you know

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 11:28
by Tatty Chap
I did initially suspect the sender anyway, I suppoose theres no getting away from it, the tank needs dropping :roll:

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 11:35
by 1664
Oh well :( sorry I can't help any more

rather you than me :run

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 11:59
by Tatty Chap
Help is massivley appreciated cheers.
Cant get to the sender earth without dropping the tank i suspect

Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 18:20
by bigherb
The earth screws through this web from below.

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Re: Where is the earth connection on the front left cross beam??

Posted: 16 May 2012, 19:35
by Tatty Chap
Thanks Herb, perfect !!
shone the lamp there can certainly see the screw tip, but i just cant get my arm in enough to have a feel about even to grab a wire to cut it, maybe il fashion something from a coathanger

Update.... found the wire, countdt feel the connector but its deffo attached... whacked a load of wd40 in there to force a connection but no apparent joy, but then again the tank could be empty !!

Il stick 20 in her this weekend and see how it goes. Of to Dubs at the Mill this weekend, hopefully someone there can help out