Does anybody have any information? I've found several for pre-92 cars but none for the newer ones. My pop-up motors are doing nothing and one of the DRLs is only working in 21w mode, so I have my suspicions about it. The pop-up relay is pretty obvious and it along with the fuses seem to be fine, but I'm not sure which relay switches the DRLs.
Pop-ups are currently raised manually with the motor fuse removed until further notice!
Post-92 Relay Layout
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Post-92 Relay Layout
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Re: Post-92 Relay Layout
I did some research a while ago, unfortunately my comments are in Dutch and the original file has been lost, so I only have the screenshot.
Translated (I am assuming post-1992 cars so I will skip the info about previous model years)
A. Headlight relay (the one that switches the bulb, not the motors)
B. Ignition key switch relay 75
C. Ignition key switch relay 15
D. Auxiliary water pump relay (B18FT only)
E. None (moved to the blower)
F. Headlight pop-up motor double relay
G. Rear fog lights change over relay
H. Front fog lights relay
J. ABS pump relay
K. ABS system relay
L. (deleted in 1992 cars I guess) Lamp defect unit
Some relays, especially those switching the fog lights, differ in GB. But as far as I know, the DRL's are not switched through a dedicated relay, they are powered with one of the ignition relays. I think you have either a problem in the DRL socket (do you have three-pin sockets, and do you have proper BAZ15d 21/4W bulbs fitted?) or an earthing problem. Good luck
Translated (I am assuming post-1992 cars so I will skip the info about previous model years)
A. Headlight relay (the one that switches the bulb, not the motors)
B. Ignition key switch relay 75
C. Ignition key switch relay 15
D. Auxiliary water pump relay (B18FT only)
E. None (moved to the blower)
F. Headlight pop-up motor double relay
G. Rear fog lights change over relay
H. Front fog lights relay
J. ABS pump relay
K. ABS system relay
L. (deleted in 1992 cars I guess) Lamp defect unit
Some relays, especially those switching the fog lights, differ in GB. But as far as I know, the DRL's are not switched through a dedicated relay, they are powered with one of the ignition relays. I think you have either a problem in the DRL socket (do you have three-pin sockets, and do you have proper BAZ15d 21/4W bulbs fitted?) or an earthing problem. Good luck
Robert.
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Re: Post-92 Relay Layout
Thanks - I'll save that diagram in my 480 folder for future reference.
I think I can rule out an earthing problem since they both work in bright mode (headlights down and off), but only one works in dim mode with the headlights on, so if there was no earth I wouldn't expect it to work at all. If I switch the bulb holder it works fine in both modes on the other side of the car, so the problem may be the socket behind that, which I will be poking with a multimeter shortly. The funny thing is it is only the passenger side that has problems.
Both sides are brand new 21/4W bulbs, and both work correctly in the working side of the car.
Next thing will be to try my spare CEM and see if that makes a difference.
I think I can rule out an earthing problem since they both work in bright mode (headlights down and off), but only one works in dim mode with the headlights on, so if there was no earth I wouldn't expect it to work at all. If I switch the bulb holder it works fine in both modes on the other side of the car, so the problem may be the socket behind that, which I will be poking with a multimeter shortly. The funny thing is it is only the passenger side that has problems.
Both sides are brand new 21/4W bulbs, and both work correctly in the working side of the car.
Next thing will be to try my spare CEM and see if that makes a difference.
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Re: Post-92 Relay Layout
CEM doesn't do anything with the popups nor the DRLs. There is only a signal to the CEM that the light switch is on, the logic is
IF lights = on AND ignition = off AND door = open THEN "Beep! Beep! Beep!"
IF lights = on AND ignition = off AND door = open THEN "Beep! Beep! Beep!"
Robert.
Present cars: 1994 Volvo 480 GT 2.0i, 1999 Volvo S70 2.5 Europa, 2010 Volvo V70 2.0F Momentum
Present cars: 1994 Volvo 480 GT 2.0i, 1999 Volvo S70 2.5 Europa, 2010 Volvo V70 2.0F Momentum