Sierra Lighting Cluster Wiring -Help
Help,
I have spent a good few afternoons stripping back the orignal sierra loom to expose the front and rear lighting circuits for ease of fixing and simplicity in the final installation. However, I feel reasonably confident with electrics but am stuggling to match the 'The Haynes Sierra XR4x4i black & white wiring diagrams" to the installation. Part of the issue has been caused by selling the front and rear lighting clusters a little to quickly! What I need to do is identify which lights are in the main front cluster and the colour of the wires that connect to them. High Beam / Low Beam Sides Another bulb? Indicators and fogs? in the bumper lens In the haynes manual the cluster is just marked 1,2,3,4,5 Guess this is a question for Twin Turbo! Thanks in anticipation! |
Will have a look at the official diagrams when I get home.
What year was the Doner? Headlights contain - Main & Dipped combined unit Side Main Beam seperte unit. TT |
Mmmmm,
That makes sense, an additional main beam unit. Guess that was an optional extra. Quote:
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If the wiring for the headlights is the same as my donor, the Haynes manual was spot on.
Left Headlight White = Main beam +12v Yellow = Dip beam +12v Grey/Black = Side light +12v Brown = Earth Right Headlight White = Main beam +12v Yellow = Dip beam +12v Brown/Green = Earth for headlight through dim/dip relay Grey/Red = Sidelight +12v Brown = Sidelight earth Hope this helps. Cheers Gus |
Thats great gus, did you have 2 nr white wires on each headlamp?
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I just had the wires I listed. The wiring for the second main beam bulb was an integral part of the head lamp.
Hope this helps. Cheers Gus |
All MK2's had extra main beams,
A lot of MK1's also had them ( especialy later ones ) Not sure how different the wiring was on the MK1 for the headlights as I don't have an early set of diagrams. TT |
Had a great day in the workshop wiring up all the lights with thanks to the help and infomation provided above. I had to replaced a few 10 A fuses for the side lights but apart from that it all works well.
It was a bit more of a demanding job sorting the hazzards, but with a bit of work with the multimeter I tracked it down to the 3 pin flasher relay. I bridged the contacts and the idicators lit up. Spent the rest of the afternoon driving round local motor factors where I purchased a new 3 pin flasher relay for just under a tenner, so hope to fit that tomorrow and wire the reversing and fog lamp. I think I have been quite lucky with my £150 doner with only having to replace two original relay from a "C Reg" car. I hope to replace the wires that came factory fitted on the lights for colours to match the Sierra loom. This should simplify things when I strip down and rebuilt the car. |
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