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    any information provided is for educational/experimental purposes only.

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    Thumbs up Buy one from renault

    M8 buy modified one from renault with modified loom, its a tight squeeze fitting it as most people in the car trade aint built for yoga and not very comfortable. But at least it done right and you wont have to do it again. Well you probably will as renaults and renaults modifications are shit. But at least you can say youve done it to renaults modification specification.

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    Brought the new loom (?38!). Have to bite the bullet and buy the resistor.
    Went in through the dash to the right of digi display... lucky i have a slim arm!

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    HI guys, had the misfortune of one of these bags of crap. (not for this fault)

    Decided to take some photo's, but perhaps was a bad idea when you see the quality, got another camera, but not sussed out how to turn the flash on!

    Enjoy.
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Hi MH pic 0011 is an electric heater element, must aid quick heater warm up in the colder weather, looks as if it draws a lot of current.
    When I first did one of these with a faulty heater blower motor I, thought it was the speed resistor (DOH).
    Semper in Excreta

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    Quote Originally Posted by cristec View Post
    Hi MH pic 0011 is an electric heater element, must aid quick heater warm up in the colder weather, looks as if it draws a lot of current.
    Yeah, the word on the street (but un confirmed) is that as of 2001 (september?) new vechiles should be up to operating temp in 4 mins, to help with emmisions.

    No reason for it, just something else to go wrong.

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    there are three options of supplementary heater element
    1) none (obvious)
    2) 1000w
    3) 1800w
    selected options to be reset in UCH when you cock it up,
    I think it's just to aid quicker demisting

    you can activate them with clip if you want to test

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    Quote Originally Posted by nutloose View Post
    3) 1800w
    WHAT 1800 <WATTS> / 12<VOLTS> = 150 amps
    Calculator


    1800
    watts / 746.5<watts per horse power> = 2.41<125251172137> horse power

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    MH your are a mine of information.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cristec View Post
    MH your are a mine of information.
    as we seem to be identical-ish would have expected you to have known that anyway.

    Wounder if "Cristec Motors" are also planing a 'Dayout' like M-H-M is!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meat-Head View Post
    WHAT 1800 <WATTS> / 12<VOLTS> = 150 amps
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    1800
    watts / 746.5<watts per horse power> = 2.41<125251172137> horse power

    I never considered what values CLiP showed in the config screen I just thought "I could make a cuppa with that".
    I would guess that 30A would be more reasonable per connection (relay controlled), and on the one I did it had three feeds that would be 1080W.
    I guess that it is the multiple connections that make people think that it is the blower resistor

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    Look this is something we came up with the other day (guess who's idea )
    it's still a protype, but worth a go.

    Looks like you can solder onto the resistor, now word is solder melts at 180'c
    the plastic will melt with a soldering iron (surprise surprise), the plastic
    in normal use 'doesn't ' melt so in theroy this will work fine.

    The main reason for this mod is so we can reuse the OLD resistor and charge the customer for a NEW on and charge them for a NEW loom AND charge them for a 'loom repair'.

    This including designing and patening the idea (patent is open to DK mebers only). and fitting only took one hour.

    Hope you get the jist of this took ages to find and modify these photos.

    Start with.

    1) SNIP off the BLACK/BROWN wire this is an earth (for climax controls?)
    2) SNIP the YELLOW/BROWN off the plug SNIP the RED heater motor
    wire and join these two permantly together
    3) Find 3 holes (on end of 4mm drill bit) and drill the resistor (photo below)


    4) Get 3 x 28's 17.5 amp wire and solder simular in photo

    CAUTION: YOU NEED TO WORK OUT FOR YOUR SELF WHICH ONES TO SOLDER ONTO. HAD NO CAMERA AND LIMITED TIME TO DO THIS
    SO NOT SURE WHICH PINS ONES TO SOLDER TO




    5) Connect the wires as in this diagramme, charge punter lots of money
    send on way.




    TIP: When putting the screw back in, replace with a phillips type, then superglue the screw to a stubby screwdriver, screw home and give it a
    wiggle to break off the superglue.


    Enjoy making lots of money

    Has anybody worked out why these smell of baby puke when they are 3 years old?

    CAUTION: The word on the street, but not confirmed is if you screw
    the rear number plate on they can blow the rear airabgs
    this info is from some someone i met on 'community service'
    duties. Any one else heard of this?

    Oh if admin/mods are reading this get we get rid of this ANOYYING smily
    permantly thanks
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    I've had the same problem - and fixed it properly, but I added a "just in case" external switch to bypass the thermistor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalac View Post
    I've had the same problem - and fixed it properly, but I added a "just in case" external switch to bypass the thermistor.
    Hi, welcome to DK the worlds best website.

    Could you explain a little better other than 'fixed it properely'

    Fot those woundering the last pile of poo, as far as we are aware is is going fine, dudes.

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    hi

    did 1 of these this evening just removed dash display pull resistor and loom up through hole and the yellow and brown wire had frazzled on the connection so i chopped it off and the red wire going through the resistor and joined them together, worked a treat.
    absolutely no call for that yellow with brown tracer and red near that resistor at all. typical french i guess.
    but anyhow the previous posts and meat heads pics there at the last were good help.
    cheers...

 

 
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