Hey guys. Hope the U.S. contingent is enjoying the long holiday weekend! My mechanic is finishing up the engine out major. Only open item looks to be the shock fault light. All the plastic gears on the top of the shock towers have been replaced, so he is looking for a wiring fault. I haven't talked to him (we are on dueling vacations it seems!) so I assume the shocks are rotating on startup, leaving an electrical fault as the issue. Does any one have (or can point me to) the wiring diagram for the shocks so he can track it down?? Thanks!!! Regards, Jerry
Hi Jerry, Not sure if this helps, but I have the pdf copy of the Mondial t Workshop Manual, which includes the parts lists and wiring diagrams. Unfortunately, the file is 644 MB and the wiring diagram pages are not labeled. But if you need it, let me know and I'll set up a shared location online for downloading...
And this is the inner diagram of a mondial t fuseboard in case you need it ! It is in mirror view and I did split the diagram in 2 for more being clear. Guido Image Unavailable, Please Login
Thanks. I do have Dave Helms split fusebox upgrade, but I am pretty sure my mech can trace the wires out of the fusebox. He has been pretty good about tracking down electrical issues. That diagram is certainly useful, thanks for posting that up. I will pass it on. I appreciate the help. Regards, Jerry
Wade That is a great offer. Not sure how to do file sharing/downloading, but if not too much trouble it would be helpful!! I would just want to make sure my mech can access it. I assume it simply will need a password for access? Can he just print out what he needs? Regards, Jerry
I have a DVD of the parts catalog and shop manuals. I created a simple PHP script to downloaded and generate a combined PDF of the pages from this site http://workshopmanual.com/ferrari/mondial. I can mail it you. Send me a PM with your address if you'd like a copy. Cody p.s. in case anyone wants it here's the PHP script code, not the prettiest, but functional, it uses cUrl and GS (GhostScript) to concatenate the individual PDF pages into one large PDF. PHP: <?php $pages = 652; //$pages = 10; $path = '/tmp/'; $ext = '.pdf'; //$fileArray = getPages(1, 304, $path); $fileArray = buildFileArray(1, 304); concatenate($path, $fileArray, "MondialTShopManual.pdf"); $fileArray = buildFileArray(305, 652); concatenate($path, $fileArray, "MondialTPartsCatalog.pdf"); die(); function getPages($start, $end, $path) { global $path, $ext; $urlBase = 'http://www.unevoiture.com/files/852/pdf/page-'; $files = array(); echo "Running getPages()" . PHP_EOL; for ($i=$start; $i <= $end; $i++) { $f = $path . $i . $ext; $files[] = $f; $url = $urlBase . $i . $ext; $cmd = "curl -o " . $f . " " . $url . " 2>&1"; $result = shell_exec($cmd); echo "."; } return $files; } function buildFileArray($start, $end) { global $path, $ext; $files = array(); for ($i=$start; $i <= $end; $i++) { $f = $path . $i . $ext; $files[] = $f; } return $files; } function concatenate($datadir, $fileArray, $outfile) { $outputName = $datadir.$outfile; echo "Running concatenate() for $outfile" . PHP_EOL; $cmd = "gs -q -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=$outputName "; //Add each pdf file to the end of the command foreach($fileArray as $file) { $cmd .= $file." "; } $result = shell_exec($cmd); }?>
This site: https://mondialt.com/resources shows a link to the mondial t WSM -- Section L has some schematics. Won't guarantee that the scans are done well (these schematic pages tend to be large fold out pages that don't fit in one small-format scan) nor that they are readable, and the design they used for the 348/mondial t schematic layout brought a whole new level of user difficulty into the picture . One other caveat is that schematics in the WSMs tend to apply for the first year of production and, maybe, only to a specific version (and then they do separate wiring booklets for later versions/configurations), but I'd guess that the general wiring for the shocks wouldn't change much. Good Hunting!