EK Wiring diagram 215, 225, 219 & 229
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:08 pm
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EK Wiring diagram 215, 225, 219 & 229
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:18 pm
Nice work Stinga 
Thats the same diagram I used to rewire my sedan.
I photocopied both halves, joined the pic,
photocopied it again as one peice,
blew it up to A3, coloured the wires correctly with my sons textas,
than had it laminated.
Colour makes it so much easier to follow.
Cheers
Jeff
Thats the same diagram I used to rewire my sedan.
I photocopied both halves, joined the pic,
photocopied it again as one peice,
blew it up to A3, coloured the wires correctly with my sons textas,
than had it laminated.
Colour makes it so much easier to follow.
Cheers
Jeff
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:39 pm
gday thommo
yea thought about getting the boys colouring-in pencils out
I agree it would be a bit easier to follow
either way good for reference
cheers ray
yea thought about getting the boys colouring-in pencils out
I agree it would be a bit easier to follow
either way good for reference
cheers ray
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:13 pm
I took a photo of mine, I hope this works.
I was hoping it would come out larger so it could be read easier
I was hoping it would come out larger so it could be read easier
diagrams
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:49 pm
Thanks Ray and Jeff,
was going to do these ones tomorrow - have to do something else now........
anything you would like me to take on............?
frats,
Rosco
was going to do these ones tomorrow - have to do something else now........
anything you would like me to take on............?
frats,
Rosco
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:23 am
Yeah Rosco, can you help me out with licking this bloody marble ???
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 5:53 am
, don't lose count Blacky, Trev .my own marble
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 6:23 am
No offense Blacky,
but I think I'd prefer to "lick" a marble of my own -
frats,
Rosco
but I think I'd prefer to "lick" a marble of my own -
frats,
Rosco
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 5:25 pm
Hey Stingray, There's no reference to the electric wiper motor or switch. i'm having trouble locating whether I need two wires to the switch or one????
Cheers Theo Z................
Cheers Theo Z................
wiper
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 9:20 pm
Hi Theo,
I am just wondering if the diagram is actually FB - I note it is printed as FB/EK.
In answer to your question, there are two wires (leads) to your wiper motor - one brown, one black.......
The brown one comes from the Accessory terminal of the ignition switch.
It is marked at BAT on the wiper motor terminal board.
You will notice that there isn't a fuse marked wiper on your fuse panel - I believe this to be as a result of electric wipers being a modification to previous models..
There is, however, a fuse provided - it is "in line" and usually located above or beside the steering mast support - there should be a clip which holds it to the support. Make sure you switch your ignition "off" when replacing or checking this fuse as the wire (lead) will be live with your key switch "on".
The black one from the wiper switch - it is marked as SW on the terminal board.
The switch operates by providing the "earth or negative" to the wiper motor.
When your ignition is on, the wiper motor is live at all times - your wiper switch just makes the earth connection and completes the circuit to make the wiper motor run.
Hope this helps............
frats,
Rosco
I am just wondering if the diagram is actually FB - I note it is printed as FB/EK.
In answer to your question, there are two wires (leads) to your wiper motor - one brown, one black.......
The brown one comes from the Accessory terminal of the ignition switch.
It is marked at BAT on the wiper motor terminal board.
You will notice that there isn't a fuse marked wiper on your fuse panel - I believe this to be as a result of electric wipers being a modification to previous models..
There is, however, a fuse provided - it is "in line" and usually located above or beside the steering mast support - there should be a clip which holds it to the support. Make sure you switch your ignition "off" when replacing or checking this fuse as the wire (lead) will be live with your key switch "on".
The black one from the wiper switch - it is marked as SW on the terminal board.
The switch operates by providing the "earth or negative" to the wiper motor.
When your ignition is on, the wiper motor is live at all times - your wiper switch just makes the earth connection and completes the circuit to make the wiper motor run.
Hope this helps............
frats,
Rosco
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 2:14 pm
there is another wiring diagram from my EK Manual with "Includes Hydramatic tranmission" on the cover and it has both the Electric Wipers and the Auto Neutral Safety Switch on it as well, boht are missing off the above diagrams.
EKWagon
EKWagon
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 2:51 pm
EKWagon, Would you be able to scan and post a Hydromatic wiring diagram?
Cheers Theo Z..................
Cheers Theo Z..................