GUMBALL3000

NORMAN STAMNING Classic & comfortably off with a strange moody glow ( I like the sound of that :nana2: )

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Have you checked the fuses in the drivers footwell? Top row 3rd from left (Red 10 amp). I had the same problem recently. GUMBALL :cool:

This club has been worth every penny of £20 ... Stickers or no stickers IMO Wait 'till you have a technical problem mate... The advice is priceless :bow:

Cool Pics Mate :bow: . . .

All sorted now. After all my efforts stripping the instrument pod down several times.. It was a wire that had been caught in my handbrake when I fitted a new gaitor, and re-assembled the centre console.. causing my lights to short out :headvswal Another wonderful Zed moment... You can't beat em (shame) But a happy man now.. Back on the road :D :nana2:

Like the car.. Love the spotless driveway :bow: :D

Got a similar problem buddy http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=70863&highlight=lights

Hi Buddy, the problem I have is, I have recently fitted a new DVD player and it blew the 'illumination' fuse in the fuse box (drivers footwell)..Replaced & fine. Then fitted front spotlights.. and fine. A couple of evenings later I turned my lights on, and the cockpit started filling with smoke. I stripped the instrument cluster down, and most of the wiring on the back block connector on the lights switch were melted about 8-10 inches. The red and blue wire was melted right down to the block connector just above the fuse box (drivers footwell). I removed the instrument cluster & as far as I could get to into the main loom, replaced all the burnt wiring, but there is a small section I cannot get to without taking the dashboard out, which I want to avoid if I can. So there is an approx 12 inch section I don't know the condition of the wiring. The red and blue power wire that was completely melted, I have replaced the whole wire, bypassing the loom from the lights connector to the fusebox connector. I put an in-line fuse on this red and blue wire to avoid further meltdown. I have put it all back together, and the lights worked fine. I then started the car, moved it around on the driveway, and the in-line fuse blew.. to cut a long story short, every time I strip it all down (approx 10 times) it works for as long as the car is sat still, but on start-up it blows again, leaving main beam & brake lights working, but no side lights,rear lights or instrument lights (fuse box fuse for illumination OK). Recently fitted: Front spot lights - now removed the wiring DVD stereo & seperate screen Metal pedals After market steering wheel - horn wired OK, but not working ?? Any advice appreciated mate, as I have done as much as I can now, apart from replace the actual light switch/strip the dashboard out ?? I have put up a post for a new connector with wiring, and switch. Hope to hear back from you. Many thanks, IanFraser (everyone calls me Fraser) GUMBALL

Hi all, anybody know of a good auto electrician for my Zed based in Southampton? Or anybody just good with car electrics... Got a short on my lights somewhere. Thanks, GUMBALL :rolleyes:

Hi mate, I have the same thing in my Zed Strosek... 335 P Zero's on 18's on the back. Only find it if I'm going faster than I should be on a bumpy back road, otherwise fine. Doesn't seem to damage the tyres thank fook :rolleyes: If it only does it on one side, I would adjust that shocker up. I believe the passenger side suspension has to work harder in the UK... Clockwise roundabouts etc. GUMBALL

Much appreciated Vijay. CheerZ, Buddy. GUMBALL :)

Hi all, Is there any info on the forum regarding removing the dashboard? Or anybody able to offer any info regarding securing nut/screw locations, any tricky bits? Thanks, GUMBALL :)

That Zed sounds sweeeeeet :bow:

Where were these for sale buddy?

QUOTE:"Theres not many vacancies on civvy street for sniper". :rofl: :rofl:

Take a cattle prod to them.. Lots of pain..No marks :p Just a thought ;)

Congratulations Martyn. All the best and good health all round for the future :) GUMBALL

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Interesting point to consider :rolleyes:

Definatetly think 'FORUM' was the wrong word.. Blimey :eek: .. Chill pills all round :rolleyes: We only want a South Central area, not a South Central club :headvswal :D

What's happening with this :confused: Has it fallen on it's a!se :confused: Surely there is enough interest to justify a SOUTH CENTRAL FORUM :D

He's taking the p!ss :rofl:

All the best buddy.. Speedy recovery ;)