Help fuse box confusion X-Type 2001
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Hi
my hazard indicators full beams, air conditioning and locks on doors all cut out today
i cant make sense of the manuals fuse box on passenger side as they are all different can anyone tell me what fuse i have to change i have uploaded a picture
thanks
my hazard indicators full beams, air conditioning and locks on doors all cut out today
i cant make sense of the manuals fuse box on passenger side as they are all different can anyone tell me what fuse i have to change i have uploaded a picture
thanks
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Welcome to the forum r111ynf,
I've moved your question from General Tech Help to X-Type forum. Members here with the same model will be able to help.
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Graham
I've moved your question from General Tech Help to X-Type forum. Members here with the same model will be able to help.
Please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.
Graham
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I have attached a diagram of the fuse boxes.
The central fuse box is the under dash box in your photo.
The Power distribution fuse box is under the bonnet next to the battery.
Fuse 16 and 17 are for the front lighting in the Power distribution box.
Fuse 63 and 64 are for the rear lighting in the Central fuse box.
The hazards are a switch to the General Electronic Control module.
The lock/unlock is also controlled by the general Electronic Control Module.
Relay 6 in the Power distribution box controls the AC. You can swap it with relay 5 to test. Make sure your power washers are working (relay 5) and then swap it with relay 6 and see if they still work. If so relays are good.
Locking/unlocking could be caused by a switch not indicating closed. I would spray lube the door locks and trunk lock and make sure they are working smoothly. Also, check the bonnet closed plunger switch. Any one of them not setting would stop the lock/unlock from working.
The hazard switch may just need exercising a few times to remove corrosion since it seldom is used.
This will get you started until some of the others with far greater electrical experience stop by.
The central fuse box is the under dash box in your photo.
The Power distribution fuse box is under the bonnet next to the battery.
Fuse 16 and 17 are for the front lighting in the Power distribution box.
Fuse 63 and 64 are for the rear lighting in the Central fuse box.
The hazards are a switch to the General Electronic Control module.
The lock/unlock is also controlled by the general Electronic Control Module.
Relay 6 in the Power distribution box controls the AC. You can swap it with relay 5 to test. Make sure your power washers are working (relay 5) and then swap it with relay 6 and see if they still work. If so relays are good.
Locking/unlocking could be caused by a switch not indicating closed. I would spray lube the door locks and trunk lock and make sure they are working smoothly. Also, check the bonnet closed plunger switch. Any one of them not setting would stop the lock/unlock from working.
The hazard switch may just need exercising a few times to remove corrosion since it seldom is used.
This will get you started until some of the others with far greater electrical experience stop by.
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The GEM is a module and as such I don't believe it has a fuse. I don't see one on the wiring diagrams.
You can go to JagRepair.com - Jaguar Repair Information Resource and download the manual with wiring diagrams.
Did you do anything out of the norm before the failure occurred. E.G. wash engine, make a repair etc. It is possible you have a loose or corroded plug.
I would start by cleaning everything associated with the GEM.
You can go to JagRepair.com - Jaguar Repair Information Resource and download the manual with wiring diagrams.
Did you do anything out of the norm before the failure occurred. E.G. wash engine, make a repair etc. It is possible you have a loose or corroded plug.
I would start by cleaning everything associated with the GEM.
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Hi folks
thanks for all your help
would u believe i was sitting at lights today and i stetched my legs yawning and i heard door locks go and indicators worked again i had kicked a wire loose above brake pedal which must be gem wires it was by pure chance i yawned and kicked wire again. I must have knocked it loose the wires are exposed for some reason
thanks a lot for help
thanks for all your help
would u believe i was sitting at lights today and i stetched my legs yawning and i heard door locks go and indicators worked again i had kicked a wire loose above brake pedal which must be gem wires it was by pure chance i yawned and kicked wire again. I must have knocked it loose the wires are exposed for some reason
thanks a lot for help
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