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tankpeople Member Since: 30 Dec 2023 Location: Fife Posts: 16 |
Hi - I'm in the process of removing the engine in my 2009 Puma 2.4 to change the chassis, and stuck with disconnecting the engine loom - I'm unsure how much needs to be removed/disconnected. I have checked all the connectors on the loom from the ECU via the injectors etc down to the alternator - all the connectors undo easily except the alternator main cables at the end of the engine loom which look very hard to get at . It looks like it might be possible to leave the main loom on the engine and disconnect at the ECU end where the other end of the loom seems to head into the cab via the bulkhead .
Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance . |
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2nd Jan 2024 2:59pm |
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NickMc Member Since: 01 Oct 2014 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 1620 |
There is plugs at the bulkhead beside the expansion tank.
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2nd Jan 2024 3:45pm |
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tankpeople Member Since: 30 Dec 2023 Location: Fife Posts: 16 |
Thanks, does the large cable have a plug into the ECU module that comes out ?.
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2nd Jan 2024 4:51pm |
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blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17322 |
No, IIRC it connects to the starter en route to the battery.
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2nd Jan 2024 8:56pm |
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tankpeople Member Since: 30 Dec 2023 Location: Fife Posts: 16 |
Ok thanks for the help, Ill have a go tomorrow. Cheers JIM
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2nd Jan 2024 10:32pm |
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NickMc Member Since: 01 Oct 2014 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 1620 |
There is a Defender electrical manual you can download from a search engine that you would probably find useful as it shows the connectors, pictures and locations.
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2nd Jan 2024 10:55pm |
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blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17322 |
You may also want to download the WSM for the vehicle, since this outlines step-by-step the engine removal procedure!
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2nd Jan 2024 11:49pm |
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