It wasn't me.
Bill
It wasn't me.
Bill
The car is now 4 years old, but has only done a low mileage. It has been fine. I found out about the elecrics when I fitted a tow bar. There is a box in the boot for the tow bar electrics. The box has cables going towards the front to connect to the can bus and two thicker cables to connect to a fuse box at the front. If there is a problem with a trailer electrics a warning is shown on the panel infont of the driver.
-- Michael Chare
But mine aren't leds. Nothing in the car is that except maybe a few dashpanel lights.
Very little is related to CAN BUS. I think 2 pages out of 70 or so in the wiring manual. (The wiring manual is about 300 pages. I'm estimating how much of that actually shows wiring. )
On Thu, 6 May 2021 06:15:12 +0100, Andy Burns posted for all of us to digest...
The insulation is also soy based which ground rats, mice, etc find especially tasty.
-- Tekkie
On Wed, 5 May 2021 21:55:50 -0600, rbowman posted for all of us to digest...
You should go to the U Haul guy. He will put a hitch on a non-existent bumper and crimp some thingamajigs to any wires available, stereo, lane detection, backup lights, what ever they find and you are good to go >>>>> 8-(
-- Tekkie
That would be scary.
Not my video, but my Yaris was the same year, model, and color. I traded it in last year and never did use the hitch. I've got a little flatbed trailer but didn't need to haul anything.
I was going to accessorize it:
The red ones, of course.
3) lower current requirements of many of the devices on modern cars.
-- Xeno Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing. (with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
On Fri, 7 May 2021 19:38:06 -0600, rbowman posted for all of us to digest...
I was behind a truck with them; with my wife. She snaps her head and says look at that and laughs. Remember the guy that got stopped for having a sticker that read eat beaver or something similar?
-- Tekkie
Lot of bad jokes about Beaver UT...
I'd suppose though that longer runs must still be quite thick or the voltage drop across them would be too great. I know under the dashes of some fords they have no wires, its all ribbons like flexible pcbs like yyou get in the screen hinge of laptops. Brian
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In addition to ribbons made of pcb stuff, I guess its the fact that modern cars use leds a lot more and hence more efficient. Brian
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