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Well I'll tell you all something for nowt.

The wiring in 2000 spec cars might be the same colour as

earlier ones but it has sod all else in common in some areas.....

No boot slam panel connections in them !

Variable intermittent switch wont work in them !!

and if you use the proper variable relay it wont even park the wipers :roll:

some bits clip straight in and work.

Some bits just dont work full stop hehehe

aah well less electrical stuff to go wrong I guess.

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Well I'll tell you all something for nowt.

The wiring in 2000 spec cars might be the same colour as

earlier ones but it has sod all else in common in some areas.....

No boot slam panel connections in them !

Variable intermittent switch wont work in them !!

and if you use the proper variable relay it wont even park the wipers :roll:

some bits clip straight in and work.

Some bits just dont work full stop hehehe

aah well less electrical stuff to go wrong I guess.

 

WezXL on FEOC-UK had the same problem with his... I think he said after LOTS of searching around on microcat, it turns out that it uses the scorpios fuse box! You can get the correct relay to go in, and it'll work without any issues!

 

You're best to PM him, as I can't remember specifics! :cheers:

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Right ive been out to the car and taken the steering column cowling off.

On mine there was a spare slot in the plug on the back of the stalks so i got an old ISO lead and used the metal end of that to push into the plug for the stalk

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w200/tomhicks1/DSC00543.jpg

Its the orange wire on the far right :)

 

Then i looked at the fusebox and i saw a slot in it(dont ask me why i tried that one but i did and it worked

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w200/tomhicks1/DSC00547.jpg

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w200/tomhicks1/DSC00546.jpg

on the left of the fusebox i saw the empty slot so again using the end of an ISO loom i pluged it in the fusebox (the 3rd slot up from the right.

If i didnt write this in english then PM me and il try and explain it better

HTH Tom

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