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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasher View Post
    On early cars, 2006>2008 it was standard practice to replace the incompetence [sic] unit.
    Is there anyway to test the CCM?
     
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    Really only a fault code scan, have you checked fuse 14 in the dash side fuse board.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasher View Post
    Really only a fault code scan, have you checked fuse 14 in the dash side fuse board.
    Tested all fuses for continuity and voltages, all are good
     
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    Hi Crasher, just wondering, the red/yellow wire from the CCM to the ESCL, is that supposed to have 12V or is that a ground.

    Tested the wiring and it doesn't seem to have 12 V but if I do a volt test with battery positive and the red/yellow wire, the red/yellow wire is a ground.

    Tested with both CCM and ESCL connected, disconnected, 1 module connected and a time and same results.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chies View Post
    Hi Crasher, just wondering, the red/yellow wire from the CCM to the ESCL, is that supposed to have 12V or is that a ground.

    Tested the wiring and it doesn't seem to have 12 V but if I do a volt test with battery positive and the red/yellow wire, the red/yellow wire is a ground.

    Tested with both CCM and ESCL connected, disconnected, 1 module connected and a time and same results.
    Sorry I am totally hopeless reading the wiring diagrams
     
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    Can you post up engine code or your reg no
     
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    Can you post up engine code or your reg no
    Hi Mickeybo, engine code CFGB
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by mickeybo View Post
    Can you post up engine code or your reg no
    Hi Mickeybo, engine code CFGB. My reg no. Probably will not help as the vehicle is registered in South Africa
     
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    Checked fuses again and I am not getting power to a host of fuses

    Main fuse box in engine compartment :
    F10
    F14
    F16
    F18
    F19
    F20
    F23
    F24
    Fuse box in next to steering wheel :
    2
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    5
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    8
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    25
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    43,44,45 1.8 volts
     
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    Hi Crasher

    Need help with voltages, from the CCM to the steering column lock there are 2 wires, red/yellow and green/brown.

    Do you know what voltages these wires carry?

    I'm assuming that the red/yellow is +12v and the green/brown is a ground?
     
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