'Might be the delayed-off box?'
I responded with 'That sounds promising - where is it located?' but there was no answer. Adrian, you seem to be the only one who believed in my timer/relay theory, so you appear to be my last hope in locating the damned thing
I did think of writing to Citroen to get a part number but the web site seems to be about buying new cars.><
Lofty. ( snipped-for-privacy@bemertonNOBUL.freeserve.co.ukINVALID) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Sorry - don't know where it's likely to be.
Generally, if it's not close to a fuse box, try the tops of the front foot wells, or behind the instrument cluster. There are only so many places they can hide it. ;-) Like all such things it will be pretty easy to get at once you know where it is. Oh - I forgot you're talking about a Citroen. ;-)
Wait till it's late and very quiet, then stick your head in each footwell while waiting for the lights to go off. Listen for a click...
Fine if it was working...;-)
Ah, I missed the start.
Oops.
I find an effective way of locating faults like this to be to take a large angle grinder and cut the car into bits. You'll find all the bits that were causing annoying rattles and faults.
Are you good at jigsaw puzzles too?
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