im so frustrated!! bought a circuit board for my cluster, fitted it, and it still doesnt work... bought new indicator stalk. fitted it... doesnt work.... No idea what I can do here.... if anyone is in SE Suburbs Melbourne please can you come help?

Whats the problem you are trying to fix exactly?

Indicator stalk wont work ( I bought a new one)

Cluster doesnt work, i bought a new circuit board for it too, nothing seems to be working.

Chinese stuff?

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fuse (in-line), in the loom, along the fire wall behind/beside the master cyls
check that

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No offence intended here but--> anyone writing a book about minis 30 years ago may not have experienced such worn or stuffed-with components as we are finding these days.

You should put your heart & soul into everything you do.

I didnt know there was a fuse there haha

Stuff from minispares.

Excuse my ignorance but wheres the master lol Remember im 100% new to this. Got a pic?

ill rephrase that, which master? brake master cylinder?

They're located pretty much the same spot

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Im hoping its that fuse... cause no lights even come on the cluster.... well sorry 1 does but thats it

last silly question... is it engine side of firewall or behind cluster?

Engine side of the firewall.

The wiring loom runs across behind the brake and clutch master cylinders and goes into the cabin next to the aircleaner.
The inline fuse will be somewhere along this loom. It is usually a white plastic fuse holder. The wire colour is red with a green stripe.
It could be tucked up under the wiper panel. This fuse supplies power to the parking lights and dash lights.

I would be checking the fuses and connections at the main fuse box. A lot of the time you can get a bad contact with spade connectors at the fuse box.

dawi03...

There is a lesson to be learned here...

Sometimes, the worst thing you can do with car problems is "replace everything" because

A. you may not fix the problem and

B. you risk putting in even more problems!

I'm disappointed that no one here could be bothered throwing up a picture of a firewall to help a newbie....

dawi...its the little black box in this pic...

the cover just pulls off easily...

carefully remove the glass tubes one at a time,

hold up to the light and see if the fuse is still intact (no guaranty that the fuse is good!)

If not, replace with the correct type and rating (got a Workshop Manual yet??)

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