Grossel
Well-Known Member
Hi.
I'm helping a friend that have a Nissan x-trail from 2001 with an electrical issue. We suspect there may be some fault to the actual wiring itself (car have be subjected to rough treatment some years back).
In order to help myself to locate the fault, I make a schematic (my own, that only include the circuitry where I suspect being affected by the failure).
Now to the issue : The wires have all this different color combinations (a cable bundle of 20+ wires, I haven't found any duplicates), I try to figure if there exist a standard that can be used to make shortest possible text/number designation on a schematic. However, when searching online - I just feels to get half way to an answer because the wires in this car seems to have more complex color combinations than what I find examples online, examples:
I'm helping a friend that have a Nissan x-trail from 2001 with an electrical issue. We suspect there may be some fault to the actual wiring itself (car have be subjected to rough treatment some years back).
In order to help myself to locate the fault, I make a schematic (my own, that only include the circuitry where I suspect being affected by the failure).
Now to the issue : The wires have all this different color combinations (a cable bundle of 20+ wires, I haven't found any duplicates), I try to figure if there exist a standard that can be used to make shortest possible text/number designation on a schematic. However, when searching online - I just feels to get half way to an answer because the wires in this car seems to have more complex color combinations than what I find examples online, examples:
- Solid color + one stripe + two colored bands repeating
- Solid color with dashed stripe
- Color variations, such as "darker green", lighter green" (many more) that is not mention in online.