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United Kingdom 1998 Defender 110 300 Tdi HT Coniston Green
Connector underneath centre seat
Hi all,

I've been tidying up my recently purchased 300 Tdi (1998 hardtop) and come across a round connector underneath the centre seat. It's white and has a black cover over it.

Any idea what this is for?

Thanks.

Andy
Post #437136 11th Jul 2015 9:14pm
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2000 Defender 90 Td5 HT Epsom Green
EGR controller I believe. www.td5.org
Post #437138 11th Jul 2015 9:16pm
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United Kingdom 1998 Defender 110 300 Tdi HT Coniston Green
Thanks but I think the EGR controller is the black rectangular box with a black rectangular connector. This comes through the centre seat box panel with the EGR ECU cable but is separate.
Post #437140 11th Jul 2015 9:18pm
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A natural nylon colour round connector with 3 pins could be sercurity socket or diagnostic socket

do you have remote central locking ?
Post #437143 11th Jul 2015 9:38pm
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United Kingdom 1998 Defender 110 300 Tdi HT Coniston Green
Yes, it's a creamy coloured round connector. Very Happy

No central locking nor a security system. Bit of a mystery - I'll put a voltmeter on in tomorrow and see what we have.
Post #437158 11th Jul 2015 10:23pm
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has it got abs ?

the early rover cars had a round socket about 40-50mm long and 20mm across with a back soft cap , the cap had a bit sticking out the end used as a handle to pull the cap off and a retaining ring to keep the cap attached to stop you losing it

they were the early type of diagnostic/programming socket used before the oblong obd socket became standard

on the early rover cars the round sockets were one function only so you could have 1 for engine , 1 for security , 1 for abs depending on what was fitted
Post #437184 12th Jul 2015 7:38am
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United Kingdom 1998 Defender 110 300 Tdi HT Coniston Green
Thanks. That sounds like it. No ABS, or any other comforts come to mention it, so probably an early diagnostic socket as you suggest.

Thanks again for your help.

Andy
Post #437239 12th Jul 2015 12:39pm
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That's the kiddy.

Thanks Paul, Thumbs Up

A
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