That's useful - I was expecting it to be smaller than that. At least
slimmer!
On 2022-09-23 14:33, Jim Hearne wrote:
It's bigger than you might think, maybe 50 x 40 x 30 with the red
button on the top.
Jim
From: jul...@cityaudioservices.com
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It’s bigger than you might think, maybe 50 x 40 x 30 with the red button on the
top.
Jim
From: jul...@cityaudioservices.com
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2022 2:30 PM
To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] H4 electrics - inertia switch
All
I'm assuming from what I ca
All
I'm assuming from what I can see on the web it's likely to be a small
flattish black box.
Fingers crossed I can find it.
Thanks as ever for the help
On 2022-09-23 14:09, susanandmartin wrote:
As Steve said, near the door (A) pillar is a common place. In a Mondeo
(company car) a work
As Steve said, near the door (A) pillar is a common place. In a Mondeo (company
car) a work colleague had a flat tyre and changed it, then the vehicle wouldn’t
start – you can imagine he was pretty exasperated. It turned out the inertia
switch was in the boot near where he dropped the punctured
That is the location on the donor car, the passenger footwell just next to the
door pillar.
Can’t see how or why a car would be grounded on the brake test though.
More likely they bumped it into the rollers a bit hard and it tripped the
cutout, especially if it was less firmly mounted than on th
Julian,
Not sure about a standard location, but I think the wiring would
naturally position this in the passenger foot well area. Mine was
attached to the chassis door pillar in the passenger foot well.
Regards,
Steve
On 23/09/2022 13:38, jul...@cityaudioservices.com wrote:
Hi
My H4 cut o
Hi
My H4 cut out unexpectedly at the MoT garage after being driven into the
brake test equipment which involved the car being grounded! Looking at
the circuit diagram there are several potential reasons why this
happened, most of which I know how to diagnose and where to look. But
one possi
