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Problem just now with fuse blowing which covers internal lighting, clock and central locking. Any ideas please?
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First thing to check is the central locking motor/vacuum pump in the boot,disconnect it and see if the fuse still blows.Another possibility is a faulty alarm unit which may be connected to the locking system.Unfortunately there are many other possible causes so allow plenty of time to check this short circuit.
David Davies (Tune-Up Raglan)
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Thanks David. There is an alarm system which is no longer used so yes it may be that. I'll try the pump also. Thanks for responding.
Jim
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First thing to check is the central locking motor/vacuum pump in the boot,disconnect it and see if the fuse still blows.Another possibility is a faulty alarm unit which may be connected to the locking system.Unfortunately there are many other possible causes so allow plenty of time to check this short circuit. David Davies (Tune-Up Raglan)
Funny thing happened when I disconnected the pump! I replaced the fuse and all is well including the central locking! I don\'t understand that one unless what I\'ve actually done is disconnected a connection from the alarm system to the pump.
Jim
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