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appaloosadude



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United Kingdom 2003 Defender 110 Td5 DCPU Havana
Wiring behind O/S/R lamps, what does it do? or a Wiring diag
Hi all, Behind the off side rear lamps on my 03 TD5 DCPU, there are a number of unused connections, some of which are permanently live. Does anyone know what they do? I want to put a cigar socket here, and was wondering if I can use one of these connections for a +ve.

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Post #201099 12th Jan 2013 2:15pm
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JWL



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England 2002 Defender 110 Td5 SW Coniston Green
There will be a permanent live anyway, then there will be the feeds for all the gubbins for the rear door if your motor was a station wagon such as high level brakelight, wiper, perhaps central locking, heated rear window etc.
Post #201100 12th Jan 2013 2:21pm
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sparkylee



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I think the purple and black one is +permanent for a work light and there's others there which would feed rear speakers
Or up under plastic cover in rear wheel arch is a plug for the tow bar connection which has one also It's good to be back from the dark side


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Post #201111 12th Jan 2013 3:55pm
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appaloosadude



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United Kingdom 2003 Defender 110 Td5 DCPU Havana
I took a chance, and wired a socket into the purple and black, glad to know I've probably got it right

Good work folks!

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Thank you.
Post #201267 12th Jan 2013 9:51pm
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