ID these plugs -hzj75
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like detective work. either use your fsm with a electrical diagram follow the coloured wire codes, like Light blue with red stripe, 'Lr' and see what the diagram says.
or you have to trace it where it begins.
Good chances if everything that you need works without it, pvo may have disconnected something, like a door light for example, and the wires shall just lead to the power source and whatever it was connected to was earthed to the body from the component itself.
Removing the disconnected component is easy , but the component wires are taped up with the whole loom so often are just left plugs n all.
kinda looks like ome radio and speaker connections from the location and plugs, at a guess from here.
or you have to trace it where it begins.
Good chances if everything that you need works without it, pvo may have disconnected something, like a door light for example, and the wires shall just lead to the power source and whatever it was connected to was earthed to the body from the component itself.
Removing the disconnected component is easy , but the component wires are taped up with the whole loom so often are just left plugs n all.
kinda looks like ome radio and speaker connections from the location and plugs, at a guess from here.
geez look how many post you have done, you would know more me! sorry
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23 years in Land Cruisers... This is my first diesel and my first 70 series. I do know how to research this but was hoping someone with intimate knowledge of these trucks would be able to get this going.
Yes the PO has certainly played around with the wiring. I'm hoping to clean it up and make work the things that they disconnected... all while trying to keep the truck from burning to the ground.
Hello,
From memory.
First picture, left to right:
Hope this helps.
That rear heater switch suggests you have a European-spec 75 Series.
Juan
From memory.
First picture, left to right:
- Rear defogger, 4 pin.
- Rear fog light or fuel sub tank, 3 pin.
- Cigarette lighter light, 2 pin.
- Not used.
- Watch, 4 pin.
- Power mirror, 7 pin.
- 4WD switch, but I am not sure as it should be on the other side of the instrument cluster.
Hope this helps.
That rear heater switch suggests you have a European-spec 75 Series.
Juan
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@JuanJ you are so awesome. Amazing.
Yes. Yes he is. Don't let the ostrich fool you!!
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Yes... LHD european Troopy.
hi Juan my friend
please PM me your info again , i need to mailout your KUSTOM reproduction fusible links i made for you
thanks
matt
