Window Blinds Wiring Loom
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2021 10:46 am
Hi All,
I decided to take on installing some electric blinds in my bongo over the weekend.
Armed with the passenger side wiring loom, the individual switches and the 2 dash switches, I was able to wire in the passenger side adding the +12v Yellow , then the two control wires white with green stripe and green with red stripe.
I, however, assumed incorrectly from reading various sources, that the drivers side may have had the loom but, unfortunately not. I figured out though from the difference in the wire size and some wires that were present on the fused side of the plug but not present on the connecting plug side the two control wires. from memory ,red and orange, but not the power. I made up a 3 wire loom and took a light green cable which was 12v. This worked from the dash switch raising and lowering both drivers side blinds. But the individual switches did not work. The strange thing is that I do see +12v and -12V from the switches on the two pine motor wires when disconnected from the motor as I toggle up and down, but when I connect the plug to the motor this drops to 0v when pressing the up down rockers.
I wonder if anyone could please confirm the colours of the 3 wires from the front of the car on the drivers side please, or perhaps advise of the colours going into an individual switch left to right with the group of three pins first then the 2 pins on the right side . I have attached a picture from a passenger side switch for reference, pin 1(green and red stripe), pin 3 (yellow +12v) and pin 4 (white with green strip) are the pins I am enquring about specifcially but on the drivers side individual switches.
I would really be grateful if anyone could pop out a switch and check please.
I did try the link:
viewtopic.php?t=61284
Which I believe has a link to the wiring loom in the members section but the flash / javascript plugins I believe are disabled from modern browsers now and so I cannot view it.
unless anyone has a pic of the blinds wiring diagram I would be so grateful.
Thanks and Regards
Derek
I decided to take on installing some electric blinds in my bongo over the weekend.
Armed with the passenger side wiring loom, the individual switches and the 2 dash switches, I was able to wire in the passenger side adding the +12v Yellow , then the two control wires white with green stripe and green with red stripe.
I, however, assumed incorrectly from reading various sources, that the drivers side may have had the loom but, unfortunately not. I figured out though from the difference in the wire size and some wires that were present on the fused side of the plug but not present on the connecting plug side the two control wires. from memory ,red and orange, but not the power. I made up a 3 wire loom and took a light green cable which was 12v. This worked from the dash switch raising and lowering both drivers side blinds. But the individual switches did not work. The strange thing is that I do see +12v and -12V from the switches on the two pine motor wires when disconnected from the motor as I toggle up and down, but when I connect the plug to the motor this drops to 0v when pressing the up down rockers.
I wonder if anyone could please confirm the colours of the 3 wires from the front of the car on the drivers side please, or perhaps advise of the colours going into an individual switch left to right with the group of three pins first then the 2 pins on the right side . I have attached a picture from a passenger side switch for reference, pin 1(green and red stripe), pin 3 (yellow +12v) and pin 4 (white with green strip) are the pins I am enquring about specifcially but on the drivers side individual switches.
I would really be grateful if anyone could pop out a switch and check please.
I did try the link:
viewtopic.php?t=61284
Which I believe has a link to the wiring loom in the members section but the flash / javascript plugins I believe are disabled from modern browsers now and so I cannot view it.
unless anyone has a pic of the blinds wiring diagram I would be so grateful.
Thanks and Regards
Derek