Hi to all – have just signed up. We live in Northern France and have a Swift Kon-tiki motorhome which we bought three seasons ago. Before that we had a caravan, which we brought from the UK 7 years ago and in which we lived whilst looking for a house here.
I have a question that I hope someone can help with. I have tried a number of places including Swift but, although they confirmed the problem I have, they could not give me a complete answer to cure it. For a fellow 2002-2006 Fiat Ducato 2.8 JTD Kon-tiki owner, the answer could just be a case of looking under their bonnet!? Here goes – the wire that sends the command signal to Swift’s relays (in that box under the bonnet) is 1-1.5 mm and blue and should be connected to the Alternator warning light circuit. Mine has become disconnected. There are two 1-1.5 mm wires from the alternator that I need to reconnect it to but I am at a loss to know which one. Swift do not keep old wiring diagrams so they cannot help and Fiat say it’s secret unless you are a Fiat engineer. Is it the plain grey/green wire or the grey/green wire with a yellow stripe? The place they join is somewhere close to the battery. Help!
I have a question that I hope someone can help with. I have tried a number of places including Swift but, although they confirmed the problem I have, they could not give me a complete answer to cure it. For a fellow 2002-2006 Fiat Ducato 2.8 JTD Kon-tiki owner, the answer could just be a case of looking under their bonnet!? Here goes – the wire that sends the command signal to Swift’s relays (in that box under the bonnet) is 1-1.5 mm and blue and should be connected to the Alternator warning light circuit. Mine has become disconnected. There are two 1-1.5 mm wires from the alternator that I need to reconnect it to but I am at a loss to know which one. Swift do not keep old wiring diagrams so they cannot help and Fiat say it’s secret unless you are a Fiat engineer. Is it the plain grey/green wire or the grey/green wire with a yellow stripe? The place they join is somewhere close to the battery. Help!