What Connectors

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  1. ROYLUCK

    ROYLUCK Member

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  2. ROYLUCK

    ROYLUCK Member

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    What do I need to do to upload a picture, I got a url for it, never worked ??
     
  3. ROYLUCK

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    TT CONNECTORS.jpg These are the connectors, what are they for ?
     
  4. feckless

    feckless Noble Member

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    Kin ell i am a man of few words myself, but i think esp is reqd to answer your questions. Come on give us a clue as to what info you are after :):):)
     
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  5. ROYLUCK

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    The picture shows 2 connector block hanging in fresh air, do you know the function ?
     
  6. Yorkshireman

    Yorkshireman Crème de la Crème

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    Their function is to safely join in an insulated manner two different sections of wiring loom, and, or, one or more electrical components to said wiring loom.
    Well, ask a silly question and all that.
    Sorry I’m in that kind of mood today.
     
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  7. Adie P

    Adie P Crème de la Crème

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    Because of the jumper cable in it, I'd say that the top one is likely to be an unused alarm sub-loom.

    The lower one I'm not at all sure about but would suggest that you try to find a wiring diagram and work out where those coloured cables got to and from and where the connectors are in the 'system'.
     
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  8. ROYLUCK

    ROYLUCK Member

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    I recon alarm, that bridge in there is side stand.
     
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