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Old 8th August 2020, 09:13   #1
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Hi - am looking at RAVE wiring diagrams - not sure which set applies - my car came off the production line November 2003 - so does the set of diagrams titled "ZT-T Introduction -English" be the one that pertains to my car.
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Hi Martin,

Do you have the CD or paper copy of RAVE? Mine is derived from the CD and one set of diagrams covers the saloon and the tourer (any differences are labelled as ZT and ZT-T) but I don't suppose that helps.

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Hi Martin,

Do you have the CD or paper copy of RAVE? Mine is derived from the CD and one set of diagrams covers the saloon and the tourer (any differences are labelled as ZT and ZT-T) but I don't suppose that helps.

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Simon,

I have the disc - as you say is my car covered by "Introduction" or "2004" - I suppose as its November 2003 off the line it will be the "Introduction" set of diagrams.

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If it was off the line in November 2003 I would expect it to be a 2004 Model Year spec.

Which wiring diagram are you interested in Martin?

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Hi,

The Engine loom and the KBUS ones

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Ahh, I see. Try the 2004 version and see if it matches what you have in your car.

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On the Rover 75's I've had, look at what's listed for Fuse 2

The "older" models with the full sized fuses gives 30A Fuse 2 as Traction Control

The "new" models with the micro fuses gives 30A Traction Control as Fuse 47.

Not sure if the MG's shared the fuse board but it would seem daft if they didn't.

Hope that helps, not confuse the issue.

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Fuse 2 is the green one in the bottom left hand corner (No. 1 is the yellow 20A one)

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On the Rover 75's I've had, look at what's listed for Fuse 2

The "older" models with the full sized fuses gives 30A Fuse 2 as Traction Control

The "new" models with the micro fuses gives 30A Traction Control as Fuse 47.

Not sure if the MG's shared the fuse board but it would seem daft if they didn't.

Hope that helps, not confuse the issue.

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Fuse 2 is the green one in the bottom left hand corner (No. 1 is the yellow 20A one)
My handbook is showing fuse 47 as traction control - so it appears i have the 2004 wiring.
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Do you have the mini fuses Martin?
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Do you have the mini fuses Martin?
Andy is that under bonnet fuse board - if so i think they are mini fuses.
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