I need to put a wire onto the ignition fuse in my 2006 Sport. Can anyone tell me where it is located!! Andrew Kennedy

Fuse box....

MAW wrote:

Fuse box.... I know there are two fuse boxes and where they are located. Do you know which FUSE and in which box I can find the one covering the ignition?!?

The fuel pump fuse is on the ignition live, and is located in the engine bay, you can use this with a piggy back fuse carrier and it will give you an ignition live if your fitting something in the engine bay.

Not sure about the other fusebox but sure there will be plenty of ignition live fuses in there if you test them

Get a piggy back fuse from Fleabay and use fuse 58 in the lower glove box, just insert the piggy back and another fuse for your supply this will be live when you turn on your ignition.

If you want a permanent live then use fuse 41in the same place



Flack

flack wrote:

Get a piggy back fuse from Fleabay and use fuse 58 in the lower glove box, just insert the piggy back and another fuse for your supply this will be live when you turn on your ignition.

If you want a permanent live then use fuse 41in the same place

Thanks for the info. I can see exactly what I need to do. To save the problem of tracking the wire from the car interior through to the engine bay, is there any fuse I could use in the 'engine compartment fuse box'? Andrew



Flack

"Thanks for the info. I can see exactly what I need to do. To save the problem of tracking the wire from the car interior through to the engine bay, is there any fuse I could use in the 'engine compartment fuse box'? Andrew"







I already said the fuel pump

sparky8181 wrote:

"Thanks for the info. I can see exactly what I need to do. To save the problem of tracking the wire from the car interior through to the engine bay, is there any fuse I could use in the 'engine compartment fuse box'? Andrew"







I already said the fuel pump

Yes just get a dvm and check some of the empty relay positions in the fuse box next to the battery there are a couple in there that work with the ignition on or off, then just use a flat spade connector to insert in to the feed and then branch off that with a inline fuse to what you want to feed.

This post by Wiggs should help you..

http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/displayima...&pos=2

Flack

flack wrote:

sparky8181 wrote:

"Thanks for the info. I can see exactly what I need to do. To save the problem of tracking the wire from the car interior through to the engine bay, is there any fuse I could use in the 'engine compartment fuse box'? Andrew"







I already said the fuel pump

Yes just get a dvm and check some of the empty relay positions in the fuse box next to the battery there are a couple in there that work with the ignition on or off, then just use a flat spade connector to insert in to the feed and then branch off that with a inline fuse to what you want to feed. THANKS FOR THAT !!

This post by Wiggs should help you..

http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/displayima...&pos=2

Flack