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P38A 20 pin connector
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If you can’t find a new one just chop it off and solder the wires together.
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It goes into the binnacle that would mean stripping it all out and I’m still not positive that it’s the problem just working through bit at a time didn’t realise they be so hard to source
If you want to de-pin it then in each channel you need to use either a safety pin, or narrow flat bladed jewellers screw driver to move a plastic locking tooth away from the pin and withdraw the wire/pin backwards (after you've undone the lock on the wire side of the connector. It's very technique dependent - the more you pull the wire the harder it is to pop the tooth up... you don't need too much force. if you get a 2x or 5x magnifying glass the connector will probably say on it what it is. Maybe an AMP connector.
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Thanks I’ve tried taking a pic then magnifying it but couldn’t see much will try your advice
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Same connector type are used all over the car, but with different pin numbers. There are probably UK suppliers, but maybe it's this one from China ?
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/AMP-175967-2-automotive-iso-wire_60820885204.html
After you unclip the rear retainers that hinge out, push the terminal into the housing, and then use jewellers screwdriver to release the tab. Then pull the wire & connection out.
The usual problem is loose socket contacts, so they are intermittent on the pins on the other side.
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/AMP-175967-2-automotive-iso-wire_60820885204.html
After you unclip the rear retainers that hinge out, push the terminal into the housing, and then use jewellers screwdriver to release the tab. Then pull the wire & connection out.
The usual problem is loose socket contacts, so they are intermittent on the pins on the other side.
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Cheers pwood999 just ordered a few from a uk site from that part number I’ve got the car starting and running properly now but I will replace that plug with new just in case
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Share the link for the UK site.
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I haven’t got a link but the companies called farnell whack that in google and you will find them they do loads of connectors
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Yes I use Farnell for all sorts of stuff, but they have hundreds of multi-way connectors
Connector Part number perhaps? It should be you email from Farnell when you ordered.
Connector Part number perhaps? It should be you email from Farnell when you ordered.
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Oh sorry I put in part number from the Chinese ali ba ba site link and got it AMP 175967-2
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Cool. Next question is whether it has the correct key-ways & fits the socket.
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Will check it out hold on
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Don’t waste your money on them connecters they don’t fit in the binacal
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https://www.rs-online.com/
these may have them?
these may have them?
