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You did answer my question, I do apologize.
I was working on two replies at the same time. Is it possible the CDC loom has been disconnected from the main loom somewhere along the line? Can you follow the CDC loom? Hans |
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Do you know if there is a separate fuse for the CDC loom? Would such a fuse only affect the permanent live (Purple/Pink), or all wires on the CDC loom? |
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Purple/Pink [in my car R75] comes from the fuse box passenger side F22 15A.
This fuse also powers the radio. The I or K bus is completely separate and always powered on. It is also possible the previous owner installed a fuse inline somewhere. I would apply +12V to the CDC directly [in the car] and see if you get sound from the CDC. You should also be able to select CD 1-6 and track from the headunit. If that all works you must work out why the 12V is not getting to the loom. Hans |
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According to my owners manual I have two fuses for the 'audio system' - F11 5A and F33 15A. Both these fuses are present and intact. So I need to find out why the Purple/Pink is not live.
Hans, I will try your suggestion of powering the CDC directly and seeing if everything works that way. If that works then my Purple/Pink must certainly be the problem. How would I go about tracing the Purple/Pink back through the loom? Is the CDC loom separate to the main audio system loom; can it be disconnected and replaced without replacing the whole loom? Is it a complex task to replace the whole audio system loom? Would it be possible/easier to trace back the Purple/Pink and repair/replace only this wire? Sorry for all the questions, this is really starting to annoy me! Ben |
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The loom for the CDC comes straight out the back of the head unit and into the changer.
I would suggest check the head unit as there are no connectors mid way. Your location may also help, if another member is local.
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oh....and what head unit is fitted......?
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That's fine....It's the standard sat nav set up rather then the Kenwood as the clours in the loom are different.
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OK so today I confirmed the problem with my car. The permanent live wire to the CD changer is not functioning. I am at a complete loss to explain why.
I also pulled out the head unit and confirmed that both the permanent live and the K bus were reading 12V at the back of the head unit. I don't know the layout of the wiring loom but is there anywhere obvious between the back of the head unit and the boot where the permanent live could fail / open circuit?? |
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