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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / January 2004

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Multi plug mystery?

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Luke Surrey - 21 Jan 2004 22:27 GMT
Hi all,

Ford Focus Silver 1.6 2002
I've just had to replace the return spring on my gear lever becasue it
snapped.
Whilst I had the cover off around the gear lever as well as the two
multiplugs that go to the heated seats switches there is a third multiplug
that sits on top of the air bag controller...does anybody know what it's
for?
I do have a blank switch next to the heated seats switches where I presume
the esp switch goes....is it wiring for this?
If anybody has any ideas please post.

Cheers.

Luke
Tim \(Remove NOSPAM. Registry corupted, reformated HD and lost alot of stuff :\( - 22 Jan 2004 13:42 GMT
> Hi all,
>
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> the esp switch goes....is it wiring for this?
> If anybody has any ideas please post.

Its the wiring for the switch to disable the traction control- the switch
would be fitted next to the handbrake.

Tim..
Luke Surrey - 23 Jan 2004 07:27 GMT
So if I connected a traction control switch to the plug and used the
blanking plate next to the handbrake, would I have traction control?
The car has abs with sensors on all 4 wheels

Luke
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> > Hi all,
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> Tim..
Luke Surrey - 23 Jan 2004 07:30 GMT
or what I mean to say is have I got traction control already and the switch
wasn't installed?..The car has abs with sensor cables going to all 4 wheels

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> > Hi all,
> >
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>
> Tim..
Tim \(Remove NOSPAM. Registry corupted, reformated HD and lost alot of stuff :\( - 23 Jan 2004 13:29 GMT
> or what I mean to say is have I got traction control already and the switch
> wasn't installed?..The car has abs with sensor cables going to all 4 wheels

Would be nice in theory, but in practice no alas. The ABS controller would
need to be changed too as well as the engine management ECU 'enabled' for
TC.

Anyone else got any info ?

Tim..
Luke Surrey - 23 Jan 2004 19:03 GMT
Pity!....

Never mind...just changed my alloys for fox evo 3's with 215/40/r17's and
the grip is amazing so it compensates somewhat for not having TC!.

Thanks anyway.

Luke
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> > or what I mean to say is have I got traction control already and the
> switch
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> Tim..
 
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