clio 2002 uch pin out

[ninja123]

looking for pin out for uch of 2002 clio.

Or just power pins will do!!

ninja

[Meat-Head]

FFS you could have asked this last week, could have helped.

unplug it, voltmeter theen plug in, see if anygo from battery voltage to zero volts

[mbi]

It should help:

[ninja123]

FFS you could have asked this last week, could have helped.

unplug it, voltmeter theen plug in, see if anygo from battery voltage to zero volts

This is another dodgy clio mate, ill fill in the end on other thread later.

ninja

[alessioblaupunkt]

I tried to help you in the other post. Please answer my question. Reply here or there.

[ninja123]

I tried to help you in the other post. Please answer my question. Reply here or there.

Reply done.

[Meat-Head]

ON TOPIC:-

get a 55 watt globe (if your aystrailan) or bulb if your inglish, use it to check for power on the thicker wires

[ninja123]

updated to a multi meter a few decades ago :)

ninja

[rivalryan]

haha, should also have a test light though as bias voltage will give incorrect reading on a multimeter from ECU ect.

[Meat-Head]

Second above post, assume your problem is a grren and flaky plug or wire under the hood, you will either loose voltage or got no voltage (iShit hate it)

[ninja123]

And a good multi meter and knowing how to use it will still show this problem (volt drop??)

Still, there is a place for a test light/LED tester, quick and easy to use.

ninja

[Meat-Head]

Sort of, as its frogench we assume theres a rotten wire, thats allowing enough voltitude through for led/ meter but not enough for a globe

[ninja123]

thats why you test under load too :)

Easy to find this type of fault with meter I think?

ninja

[Meat-Head]

No, meter draws naff all wont show high riestanse. If you measure voltage either side of a globe you get same reading

[genius76]

thats why you test under load too :)

Easy to find this type of fault with meter I think?

ninja ah ninja ninja not want to hit you but from yours last thread looks that with multimeter you live not very frendly ;-)

[ninja123]

readings with meter were fine mate, as i said, i also use test lights/led and there is nothing in the world that could have tested and shown this fault.

ninja

[Meat-Head]

there is nothing in the world that could have tested and shown this fault.

ninja

OFF TOPIC:-

i see with my own eyes a 3 phase mains supply, lost 1 phase, bloke came with a meter, said, "12 meters away". Thick bloke dug a hole, there was rotten cable

[alessioblaupunkt]

You don't need multimeter if you have high tech, friendly user in world's best website that can help you with precise solution. (http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f152/clio-non-start-407563/#post2252987)

Yeah Meat, but that wasn't a cheap voltmeter. That was an expensive meter that our bosses will never buy for us.
The maximum voltmeter we could have is the kind you find in 1Kg Easter egg or inside the 8.55 kg Ariel (http://www.ryman.co.uk/Catalogue/Ryman/large/global/images/main/51/5101040000.jpg) or Henkel detergent bin. :top: