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2013 X5 35D wiring help please
Hey guys, I have a 2013 X5 35d and am having issues with the 12vdc receptacles.
The front receptacle works, console and trunk don't. I've tried changing the fuse and it pops immediately so I must have a short somewhere. I'm the second owner and this issue came with the vehicle. Since buying the truck I've upgraded the head unit to a 12.3" Android and Bavsound speaker upgrade. I'm at the point now I'd like to add something for a bit more bass, and would like to use the 12vdc plug in the trunk for a remote amp trigger, however this issue with fuses popping has been a problem. Any suggestions on where to start to trace the wiring to figure out what's popping fuses? Could it be the actual 12v receptacle? If I can't figure out what's popping fuses, does anyone have any other suggestions for a amp remote trigger wire that I could find in the truck of the vehicle? Thanks |
If it were me, as a starting point, I would disconnect each outlet one at a time, see if it is an outlet shorting? Not an end all/be all for solution /tracking, but could be a start and hopefully quick solution.
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Which SPECIFIC fuse (fuse number) is popping
I can look up schematics. If it is F113, ths may help Green/Yellow stripe wires from the rear box tp each of the sockets... https://xoutpost.com/attachment.php?...1&d=1664855767 |
Thanks Ard, I think it is 113 but will have to check tomorrow.
Question... would "socket outlet, rear" be the socket in the console? |
Yes- the one in the console is also powered with the one in the rear luggage compartment.
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I might be getting a little bit ahead of myself here, but is there a trick for removing the plug socket in the console?
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Yup.
I believe you need to remove quite a bit to get to it. If you google the plug, you will see it is a permanent part of the front part of the console. I assume someone has a DIY or youtube... for example https://www.ebay.com/itm/203123150593 |
So I popped out the console 12v socket and low and behold there was a dime welded inside it.. lol
I pried it out with a small screw driver, changed the fuse and everything is golden now. Thanks for the help! |
EXCELLENT, happy to help. Love a good ending.
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