Terminals in the fuse holder
- Remove the rear electronic module. First open the catch (1) on the top of the module. Fold the module forward. Lift the module from the mountings (2).
Applies only to cars with a CD changer
- Remove all the fuses (1) from the outside of the fuse holder.
Applies only to cars with a CD changer
- Remove the decal from the face of the fuse holder.
- Carefully pry up the red secondary locking until a click is heard.
Fig 4: Bending Catch Out Of Way With Screwdriver To Pull Cable Out And Connecting New Red And White Cable
Applies only to cars with a CD changer
- Insert a small screwdriver in the outer terminal in fuse socket number 10
- Locate the small spring catch on the inside
- Bend the catch out of the way by inserting the screwdriver in the direction of the arrow. At the same time pull the existing cable out
- Connect the new routed red and white (R/W) cable. Press in the secondary locking. Reinstall the decal on the face.
- Connect the new routed red and white cable to the outer terminal (1) on the reverse of fuse socket number 10 on the fuse holder. Carefully pry up the red secondary locking on the face in the end nearest terminal 10. At the same time press the cable into position.
HINT: If there is a problem inserting the cable, carry out the procedures for removing the cable.
- Install a 10 A fuse in fuse socket 10 on the fuse holder.
- Remove the screw (1)
- Pull out the cover (2) using the four connectors
- Remove the cover from the four connectors by bending the three hooks to one side.
Fig 7: Opening Holders, Pressing Connector To Side, And Connecting White Cable To Terminal 15 And Green Cable To Terminal 17
- Insert a small screwdriver in the socket on connector A as shown.
- Twist the screwdriver so that the holders open. At the same time press the connector out to the side
- Connect the white (W) cable to terminal 15 and the green (GN) cable to terminal 17.
Reinstall:
- the connector
- the cover on the connector
- the connectors on the rear electronic module. Tighten the screw
- the rear electronic module.