Fog lights loom YMD001080

grivas · 4th December 2016, 15:55

Hi guys, in need of a little help, I am trying to fit fog lights to my 2002 tourer but the second hand kit I purchased came with a loom YMD001080 this has 5 plugs and a kind of sensor, I know which fit the fogs but no idea how the rest fit, is this already on my car, if so how I find it, any help much appreciated.

t5tart · 4th December 2016, 16:27

fogs indicators and outside temp sensor ?

grivas · 4th December 2016, 17:24

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Originally Posted by t5tart

fogs indicators and outside temp sensor ?

Hi there thanks for info, what I am looking for is where does this loom run from in other words where does the power connector plug into, I am using it to power fogs, so as I understand it we have two connectors for side lights, a temp sensor, two for fogs and the power, any idea where the power is from, and how to get to the side lights.

raykay · 4th December 2016, 18:19

Front corner of engine compartment, left hand side, behind/under the headlight, it replaces the existing connector and loom.

chiron_myth · 4th December 2016, 18:20

IIRC, they're negatively charged. One power feed in the plug that powers everything and then the negative terminal is connection/disconnected dependant on requirements. Therefore there is no separate power for fog lights. To be fair, it's a clever solution that reduces the need for excessive wiring.

If you're looking to add the fog lights, easiest way is to replace the old loom with the new one and plug it in. Then you'll need the relay which goes into the engine bay fusebox and then replace the switch panel on the light switch module (LSM - where you turn your lights on/off, for one with a front fog light switich). All other wiring is in place and no T4 needed.

Just make sure that you keep your original LSM as this is coded to match the car. The front panel of it unclips easily.

raykay · 4th December 2016, 18:28

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Originally Posted by chiron_myth

IIRC, they're negatively charged. One power feed in the plug that powers everything and then the negative terminal is connection/disconnected dependant on requirements.

It is a six pin connector with the 12v switched feed to each indicator and fog lights, Earth, and two cables to the air temperature sensor.

macafee2 · 4th December 2016, 19:06

anyone reading this that has a mk2 there is a slight difference. if you have a loom that does not include the temperature sensor. you will also have a single wire from the fog light loom that goes to the fuse box. there is also a plug on the loom that fits as advised above

macafee2

t5tart · 4th December 2016, 19:46

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...mg&imgid=21288 see the grey plug hanging down here is where it plugs in

Dragrad · 4th December 2016, 23:42

Thread moved to a more appropriate forum. Re-direct left in old. This may be the better forum as threads get ‘lost’ very quickly in the General Forum.

grivas · 5th December 2016, 06:42

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Originally Posted by raykay

Front corner of engine compartment, left hand side, behind/under the headlight, it replaces the existing connector and loom.

Hi thanks for quick reply can you physically reach the connector from engine bay without bumper off as I aim to replace existing loom with new to fit fogs

4th December 2016, 15:55	#1
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raykay I really should get out more....... Now Other Manufacturer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Co. Kerry Posts: 2,786 Thanks: 16 Thanked 310 Times in 283 Posts	Front corner of engine compartment, left hand side, behind/under the headlight, it replaces the existing connector and loom. Last edited by raykay; 4th December 2016 at 18:46..

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chiron_myth Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Shifnal Posts: 422 Thanks: 57 Thanked 80 Times in 66 Posts	IIRC, they're negatively charged. One power feed in the plug that powers everything and then the negative terminal is connection/disconnected dependant on requirements. Therefore there is no separate power for fog lights. To be fair, it's a clever solution that reduces the need for excessive wiring. If you're looking to add the fog lights, easiest way is to replace the old loom with the new one and plug it in. Then you'll need the relay which goes into the engine bay fusebox and then replace the switch panel on the light switch module (LSM - where you turn your lights on/off, for one with a front fog light switich). All other wiring is in place and no T4 needed. Just make sure that you keep your original LSM as this is coded to match the car. The front panel of it unclips easily. __________________ Done so far... loads. Special thanks to Arctic, Lord_Skyrunner John_H, Holland314, JamieWelch and Drewski for their help so far. Left to do... loads!!!

4th December 2016, 19:46	#8
t5tart Posted a thing or two MG ZT cdti Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Northants / Bucks border Posts: 1,815 Thanks: 260 Thanked 204 Times in 182 Posts	http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...mg&imgid=21288 see the grey plug hanging down here is where it plugs in __________________ now with ZT Diesel power after killing the connie and the zt180 combusting see my scrapbook thread check your sunroof drains and plenum drains http://www.buddy-icons.info/img/smile/1609.gif members who do t4 diagnostics map

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macafee2 This is my second home Rover 75 Saloon & Tourer Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Lincoln Posts: 14,924 Thanks: 1,630 Thanked 3,032 Times in 2,181 Posts	anyone reading this that has a mk2 there is a slight difference. if you have a loom that does not include the temperature sensor. you will also have a single wire from the fog light loom that goes to the fuse box. there is also a plug on the loom that fits as advised above macafee2

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