Cheers for the pointer, was thinking about one of these - https://www.jgs4x4.co.uk/freelander-1-7-pin-12n-trailer-lighting-electrics-socket/ , should plug straight in hopefully, i want to check the plug is in place first though.It's behind the RH side boot side panel, at the rear below the fog/reverse light.
It's only suitable for the factory spec tow bar electrics though.
cheers dudeBehind boot side panel behind the rhs rear light. Maybe in the rear wing void, small multi plug. Usually has a blanking plug in to keep it clean.
should plug straight in hopefully, i want to check the plug is in place first though.
That's optimistic, NodgeIt will be, unless someone has cut it off previously.
That's optimistic, Nodge
sweet, just to to order electrics now and fit the painted towbar, just need a warm day!!Yes, pull out the blank and plug in.
oh, i'll have to look out for one of those then.Don't forget to upgrade the flasher unit with a 4 pin trailer unit which will then flash at the correct rate with the extra lamps and will also flash the trailer icon on the dash when indicators work.
Unless you change the flasher unit, the trailer indicator tell-tale on the dash won't work. Technically this isn't correct, and would fail an MOT, if the tow electrics was part of the MOT, which it isn't at the moment. It's coming soon however.Wiring now all fitted, easy peasy. didn't need a new indicator relay, tested it with my witter bike rack and everything functions as it should, the indicators flash at the right speed. just need a short trailer board for when i carry my c90 on the back of the car
Yes. It's not checked on the bulb check at ignition on. It's only visible when the correct trailer flasher unit is installed, and a trailer is connected.is there one on the FL1? i don't recall seeing one when i turn on my ignition. but maybe i need to check the manual lol