where is relay 30 on the 1998 ford galaxy ???? thanks?

I have the same problem I have changed the crankshaft sensor and the camshaft sensor and it will not turn over yet this morning fired straight away I was told it was the immobilizer but I don't know what to do next I have tried to have diagnostics but he said that it wouldn't communicate with the car which is a p reg galaxy can u advice

Dave
October 2012

its behind the fuse box underneath the steering wheel.

kev
May 2010

Just found this website yesterday. Suggested relay 30 was the prob, it was..! Part cost 17 pounds. All better now!
Thanks group!

henryc
June 2009

I took the following instructions from another site a while ago, cant remember which one, hope this helps!
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I can't find my previously posted Relay 30 fitting instructions; so, from memory, here they are again.

Remove the driver's side lower dash panel; [7 long screws and a clip round the corner under the door rubber?]

Remove the screw that holds the top of the fusebox; then pivot and pull the whole fuse/relay unit down and forwards to release it from it's clips. [There's a flickover clip to free the bottom pivot.]

Look deep inside the framework, behind the fuse mounts, for a relay with "30" printed on it in white paint. You may need a torch to even see it.

Remove the relay; pop off it's cover and examine the solder joints on the board. It's likely that one will be heated or cracked; just re-solder it or get a new one from Ford - around £10.

Refitting the fusebox into it's clips needs a bit of care; just take your time and make sure that no wires get trapped.

dek
June 2009