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Photo of main electric circuit under dash? 900

posted by  Peter Penguin on  Mon Oct 13 09:04 CST 2014
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Does anyone have a link that shows the main electric connection under the dash?

I know there is a circuit under the dash that can cut off the ENTIRE electric connection to my 1995 940T. I know because 6 years ago it went flaky and the entire car's electric would go OUT entirely... so not a single bulb anywhere was live.

I spent $400 for an electric tech guy to spend 3 days finding the circuit. In his invoice he said he fixed the problem by splicing the wire under the dash.

So now my 940 T is acting up once again... and I'd like to at least have an idea of WHERE it's located. Is it under the dash where the flasher unit is? Is it further down more behind the driver's knees in that ganglion of wires? Anyone have any idea or any links to a photo that shows where I might try looking?

Thanks a million...

p.s. This new electric gremlin started after my wife drove 15 minutes through a DELUGE of rain on the highway. So there might be some water connection.





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