Wires pulled out of plug!
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Wires pulled out of plug!
Greetings all, my first post and of course, it's out of desperation!
After dismantling my 98 Discovery passenger side interior and successfully clearing a blocked AC Condensation Line (thanks to this forum!) I was almost completely reassembled when I push a bit too hard on reinstalling the panel on the passenger side. Five colored wires pulled out of their plug (this plug is actually bolted to the car) and immediately, the horn started blowing. Now, the window controls don't work.
My problem is, I don't know what the color sequence is to reinsert the five wires into the plastic plug.
What do I do? I've looked all over the Web for the past 7 hours and can't find a specific wiring diagram to tell me what the sequence is for these wires. Can anyone give me advice?
Thanks tons in advance.
After dismantling my 98 Discovery passenger side interior and successfully clearing a blocked AC Condensation Line (thanks to this forum!) I was almost completely reassembled when I push a bit too hard on reinstalling the panel on the passenger side. Five colored wires pulled out of their plug (this plug is actually bolted to the car) and immediately, the horn started blowing. Now, the window controls don't work.
My problem is, I don't know what the color sequence is to reinsert the five wires into the plastic plug.
What do I do? I've looked all over the Web for the past 7 hours and can't find a specific wiring diagram to tell me what the sequence is for these wires. Can anyone give me advice?
Thanks tons in advance.
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RE: Wires pulled out of plug!
Sorry for not posting Pics sooner - thanks for the nudge Spike!
The first pic is for a reference zone - I'm working in the Passenger floor fuse area
The second Pic is of the five wires that need to be re-seated in the plug.
The third Pic is of the empty plug in it's original mounting location, in need of some wires!
Help!!! (and an eternity of thanks!)
Todd
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The first pic is for a reference zone - I'm working in the Passenger floor fuse area
The second Pic is of the five wires that need to be re-seated in the plug.
The third Pic is of the empty plug in it's original mounting location, in need of some wires!
Help!!! (and an eternity of thanks!)
Todd
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RE: Wires pulled out of plug!
Greetings Disco2Guy,
Nice catch! The reason for my disassembled passenger area was because I was attempting to squeeze out the gallons of accumulated water that was collected in the underlayment under the carpet. I figured it would be easier to roll back the carpet, which was pinned down by the Right-Side kick plate, which also covers up the fuse/electrical area. I was able to get much of the water extracted, the AC Condensation rubber nipple cleared out, and everything back in place except for the last kick-panel before I caused my problem.
Fix one thing, cause another...
If I had access to another Disco I, I could go look at the color sequence of the wires and fix this problem. Unfortunately, it won't start due to the Theft Prevention System/Alarm (and I assume something to do with five electrical wires not being connected!) and it's a holiday weekend, so no help from my LandRover Service Department until Tuesday...
And then, desperation sets in...
Nice catch! The reason for my disassembled passenger area was because I was attempting to squeeze out the gallons of accumulated water that was collected in the underlayment under the carpet. I figured it would be easier to roll back the carpet, which was pinned down by the Right-Side kick plate, which also covers up the fuse/electrical area. I was able to get much of the water extracted, the AC Condensation rubber nipple cleared out, and everything back in place except for the last kick-panel before I caused my problem.
Fix one thing, cause another...
If I had access to another Disco I, I could go look at the color sequence of the wires and fix this problem. Unfortunately, it won't start due to the Theft Prevention System/Alarm (and I assume something to do with five electrical wires not being connected!) and it's a holiday weekend, so no help from my LandRover Service Department until Tuesday...
And then, desperation sets in...
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