Peugeot 106 - Wiring to a pre-ignition 12v source

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Jon UK - 20 Feb 2006 13:56 GMT

Please can someone help me? I've just installed central locking into my
3dr 1994 106XR. Everything's done except the wiring. I need to wire in
a live and earth. I've found the earth point in my car so I've screwed
that on, however I don't know where to splice the live cable!!! I
looked under the dash and there's about 1,000,000 wires!! I've also
looked in my Haynes manual but I can't make any sense of it. All I want
is a pre-ignition 12v source...the question is, where is it and what
colour is it?

Thanks in advance :)

Jon

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Tom - 20 Feb 2006 15:09 GMT

> Thanks in advance :)

big red + on the battery ;)

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Jon UK - 20 Feb 2006 17:28 GMT

Ha ha thanks Tom! I know that but I can't wire it directly into the
battery!!! Where do I wire it from under the dash? Is it just a case of
trying to follow that big red? :D

> > Thanks in advance :)
>
> big red + on the battery ;)

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Mindwipe - 20 Feb 2006 17:37 GMT

> Ha ha thanks Tom! I know that but I can't wire it directly into the
> battery!!! Where do I wire it from under the dash? Is it just a case of
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>> big red + on the battery ;)

any red you can find with code starting BB should be ok

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Nom - 21 Feb 2006 09:24 GMT

> Please can someone help me? I've just installed central locking into my
> 3dr 1994 106XR. Everything's done except the wiring. I need to wire in
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> is a pre-ignition 12v source...the question is, where is it and what
> colour is it?

Anything that can be powered up without the ignition on, uses a pre-ignition
12v source. So splice off your radio, headlights, whatever - get out your
multimeter and test some wires.

Just bear in mind that if your radio only uses a 10A fuse and 10A wiring,
then it would be a bad idea to splice a 30A (for example) locking-kit off
it's power source.

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