Mondial Check-Control Panel

I have an 87 Mondial Cabrio and I could use some help from a fellow Mondial owner determining how the three electrical connector are connected on the Check-Control Panel. I still have a red sticker showing that the red connector goes on the rear connector, but not sure about the black and white connectors. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

In the Mondial owner's manual it's call a "Check Control Display" item # 67. It's the larger retangular panel with all the warning lights. Hope this helps.
Thanks for looking into this.

 

The three connectors latch directly on to the Control Display unit. It's a printed circuit board, no wires. What I'm hoping to find out, is how the three connectors connect to the unit. I know the red goes to the "aft" contact. Now I need to find out where the black and white connectors go. They are all the same, and can be connected to any of the three contacts. Question is, does the black go to the middle contact and white connector to the "Forward" contact? Or, is it the other way around (black forward, and white to the middle). Thanks for any assistance from anyone out there that can take a look at their unit, and confirm the way the three connectors connect. The unit pops out of the console relatively easy.

Thanks!
Joe

 

Just wanted to "re-kindle" my hopes of getting some assistance from a fellow Mondial owner with a "Check-Control" display unit installed in the center console. Still trying to confirm the position of the white and black electrical connectors. I checked the only available wiring diagrams I could find for a Mondial, and they didn't cover the display unit.
Thanks!!
Joe D.

 

Thanks Johnny!! I'm back in business!! That was the last item to put back in place as I reinstalled the entire after a full Leatherique refurb. BTW, the leatherique job way exceeded my expectations. The interior looks absolutely brand new. I'll have to take some pics and post them. My Mondial is Red with a tan interior, and now black carpet (In my opinion, it looks sooooo much better with black carpet instead of the original tan). Again, THANKS!! for your help.
Regards,
Joe D.

 

Hi Johnny, not wanting to take out the trim around the convertible, I used a combo of cheese cloth/brush and foam brush. I spent a considerable amount of time masking the area. That was the hardest part of the job. For the lower dash, I too decided not the remove it. Instead, I only removed the glove box door and disassembled it completely, and again spent a considerable amount of time masking the area before using a combo of cheese cloth, brush and foam brush. The results are acceptable, but no way as nice as the two coats of dye I sprayed on all other parts. Once completely dry, I went lightly over all sprayed surfaces with 4000 grid, and then used a cream leather polish to restore a slight sheen to the surface of the leather. It's outstanding!! Couldn't be more satisfied with the results! I just noticed your N Ireland profile. My daughter and son-n-law are living in Athlone, Ireland. My son-n-law is on a two year work assignment with the Georgia Tech Research Institute. I visited with them this past Oct. Loved the place! Also during this past Oct, I had the pleasure of meeting one of your countrymen, Jim McGill who's with the Northern Ireland Italian Motor Club. He came over to the States with his Fiat 500 (new version), and attended the 2008 Fiat Freakout (annual meet), and several other events including the annual Italian Car Day in Atlanta, GA (where I live). It was great meeting Jim and his right hand drive Fiat 500. I actually got to drive it, and fell in love with it. In fact, anyone attending the event fell in love with the wonderful 500. You check it all out at: http://www.littlefiatbigadventure.com/
I'll get some pics of my Mondial soon and load them to this thread.
Take care!!
Joe D.

 

Hey Johnny, I love the plate!! I'll celebrate my 1 year with my Mondy in May. I got her a week before my daughter Gianna was married. The Mondy was the get-away car. It was Great!! The newlyweds sat up on the folded convertible as I has a friend dressed in a Ferrari Team shirt and a helmet, drive them off into the moonlight. VERY COOL!! I attached several pics of that wonderful day.
My plate reflects my Italian nick name and my last name. Same as my chat name, peppydee ("peppy" for Peppino, and "dee" for a variation of the first letter in my last name, Dolgetta, but had to go with just 1 E since I could only get a total of 7 letters on the plate). My wife and I will be back in Athlone this summer as my daughter and husband are expecting their first child (and are first grandchild) in June. An Irish grandchild.....Just gotta love it!!! Can't wait to get that baby into the Mondy. BTW, I just redyed the boot for the convertible (tan). Looks brand new!! It was 70 degrees in Atlanta today. Top was down on the way to soccer practice for our 12 and 13 year olds. Absolutely perfect!!
I'll get the pics of the interior soon.
Joe D.
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