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Offline kempie

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electirical help
« on: 28 August 2012, 18:38 »
HELP
broke something again

i wired up the remote keyless kit op on sunday and ever since i've lost my, front right & wing indicator plus the dash light and front right headlight
i've still got everything else including the rear right indicator

i've checked every bulb on the front on that side and all fuses, even checked the solinoid but no avail :/ im really stuck now and its really anoonying me as it worked fine before i installed the kit
i have tryed taking the kit off too but that did nothing :(

thanks guys

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Re: electirical help
« Reply #1 on: 28 August 2012, 21:21 »
Please post the wiring diagram of the remote locking box and tell me which wire you've connected to which one on your Golf.
My guess would be that you've connected something up wrong or the diodes have fired through.
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Re: electirical help
« Reply #2 on: 01 September 2012, 10:29 »
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=125715.0

Followed this tutorial mate, did it twice on the old golf and had no issues with it, just this one - Kempie.

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Re: electirical help
« Reply #3 on: 02 September 2012, 16:17 »
Ah, you've put it over the central electrics (done that myself today).

I am guessing you've partly unplugged something from the back of your central electrics.
The plug for the indicator should be in the lower row, second or third from the right (it's a red one, shorter than the ones next to it).

The plugs are held in by a push clip on the outside and a locking rail in the middle of the central electrics (you can pull it out to open). Would recommend to take the central electrics off, undo the rail in the middle and push all connectors well in then lock and try.

« Last Edit: 02 September 2012, 18:52 by itavaltalainen »
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Re: electirical help
« Reply #4 on: 03 September 2012, 17:13 »
the hubby said if he could give you some +rep he would
well his exact words were along the lines of "how the f**k could i be so stupid"
thank you again :)

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Re: electirical help
« Reply #5 on: 03 September 2012, 20:26 »
Well, tell him he's not alone!

Put my remote in Saturday, connected wires up according to Haynes wiring diagram and the remote manual....
Just freakin' Haynes got the colours wrong, instead of the ignition +12V I wired up the bottom stock micro switch for the lock with the result that it unlocked by itself immediately after locking.... Took me a night's sleep until I finally realised what I'd done  :laugh:

Now I know not to trust the Haynes' and only look in there after I'm done with the job  :nerd:

So for who-ever has this issue if you have a mk3: the ignition 12v line in the central locking loom in yellow-green not yellow-red (or red-yellow which is the micro switch for the 'closed' position.
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