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As per title can someone identify this connector.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Whats this connector for
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Should have said its behind radio.
I’m going to have a mad guess it’s for a radio
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Beat me too it ...
Sounds right ...
May need a bit of fine tuning ?
Sounds right ...
May need a bit of fine tuning ?
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Lol no not radio. 6 way lucar but can't find any info on it
Try checking the wire colours on here and see if it points you in the right direction.
Lucas Wiring Colour Guide : How-To Library : The MG Experience
Library Article: Reference chart showing the function of any wire from the main and tracer colours alone. at The MG Experience
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Very interesting site Meego. Thanks
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Cheers paul now I can work out what the wires do and if i can tap into them.
Thanks
Gary
Thanks
Gary
There's only panel/instrument illumination in that connector -
(the above diagram shows the connector 'face')
Cavity 2 - UY (Blue/Yellow) is the control wire to the levelling motors (see note below)
Cavity 3 - B (Black) is earth (for the switch's illumination)
Cavity 4 - RO (Red/Orange) is the switch's power feed (from the lighting circuit)
Cavity 5 - RO (Red/Orange) is the switch's illumination feed (from the lighting circuit)
The UY wire is of no use for anything else - unless you want to fit LED spotlamps.
The UY wire from this switch splits at header C0288 and goes to each headlamp.
As it is only 1.0mm² cable, it's too small for Halogen spotlamps, but would be fine for LEDs.
I have mating male connectors for the levelling motor connectors, that could be used to pickup live and earth.
The RO wires in cavities 4 and 5 both go back to a common source (header C0290)
So, the only useable circuits in that header are the earth and illuminations in cavities 3, 4 and 5 (all on 1.0mm² cable)
If you want to use it without cutting the wires, I can supply a mating male connector.
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(the above diagram shows the connector 'face')
Cavity 2 - UY (Blue/Yellow) is the control wire to the levelling motors (see note below)
Cavity 3 - B (Black) is earth (for the switch's illumination)
Cavity 4 - RO (Red/Orange) is the switch's power feed (from the lighting circuit)
Cavity 5 - RO (Red/Orange) is the switch's illumination feed (from the lighting circuit)
The UY wire is of no use for anything else - unless you want to fit LED spotlamps.
The UY wire from this switch splits at header C0288 and goes to each headlamp.
As it is only 1.0mm² cable, it's too small for Halogen spotlamps, but would be fine for LEDs.
I have mating male connectors for the levelling motor connectors, that could be used to pickup live and earth.
The RO wires in cavities 4 and 5 both go back to a common source (header C0290)
So, the only useable circuits in that header are the earth and illuminations in cavities 3, 4 and 5 (all on 1.0mm² cable)
If you want to use it without cutting the wires, I can supply a mating male connector.
.
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Thanks. I've got access to connectors but thank you anyway. I'm adding spot lights and strobes front and rear using buddy mucker switches so the earth and illumination will be perfect for that.
