In reply to a message from Butch Schneider sent Fri 14 Oct 2011:
Butch,
I’ve never seen such a thing. The only ‘repair’ I’m aware of
on that assembly is the replacement of the micro-switch.–
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On another issue, do you or anyone else have a diagram of the placement
of the wafers that are stacked on the rear of the hearter fan speed control
switch?
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Bryan, jsut as I thought, alot of circuits to chase down. I willtake your
advice and try the door lock heaters first.
On another issue, do you or anyone else have a diagram of the placement
of the wafers that are stacked on the rear of the hearter fan speed control
switch?
Butch----- Original Message -----
From: “Bryan N” sophistic@btopenworld.com
To: xj40@jag-lovers.org
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 4:45 AM
Subject: Re: [xj40] battery drain
In reply to a message from Butch Schneider sent Thu 13 Oct 2011:
Butch,
By removing fuses #1 in the left and right fuse boxes I
believe you have eliminated the door guard lights and the
power windows and mirrors in the driver and front passenger
door switch packs.
Fuse #10 in the right side fuse box is a beaut!
Here are some of the things that the fuse serves ;-
Auxiliary side-light relay
Glove box lamp
Door guard relay (switching)
Dimmer switch (may explain your strange light thing)
Sun roof motor
A/C & Radio Relay (switching and power)
Door lock heater relay
Interior lights (roof, seat back etc)
Radio
Of all of those, I would bet the farm on the door lock
heater circuit being the cause of your excessive battery
drain. To prove/disprove that, pull the door lock heater
relay - the one in a black base on the passenger footwell
‘A’ post behind the trim and then conduct those tests again.
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