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jdci2001lu

Member Since: 07 Oct 2016
Location: tonga
Posts: 5

CC td4 2013

Hi,
can anybody tell me please where the white/blue cable goes to ? ( I have the simple, Not the memory, command )
I also have two cables left : yellow/red and yellow/green .
How do I find straight away the right cable for Pin 13 as their seems to be a couple of black/red?
Thanks in advance for every help.

17th Nov 2016 9:09am

xtreme2252

Member Since: 15 Apr 2015
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 29

Cruise Control

This one claims to be Plug and play
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cruise-Control-...SwA3dYMr7Q

23rd Nov 2016 11:16pm

Alien

Member Since: 18 Jan 2015
Location: Bacchus Marsh
Posts: 230

I read some where that for a few extra £ Mobile Centre can add the additional plugs if you don't feel confident soldering the wires.

For the speedo connection I hope this photo helps

Click image to enlarge Cheers,
Kyle.

23rd Nov 2016 11:47pm

jdci2001lu

Member Since: 07 Oct 2016
Location: tonga
Posts: 5

Plug or soldering

Hi Kyle,
How would the plug look like to fit into the connectpr , please?
Or would soldering be better,
I am afraid taking the wrong cable,
Thanks in advance ,
Jean

25th Nov 2016 8:00pm

Alien

Member Since: 18 Jan 2015
Location: Bacchus Marsh
Posts: 230

G'day Jean,
I recommend to solder the joint for a better long term solution.
This is a copy from a reply I did for the same question on http://www.defender2.net/forum/post580274.html#580274

"From memory I removed the cover from the back of the plug.
I did mine @18 months ago but it looks black in your picture.
The wires will not fall out of thier respective positions when removed.

The other method is to probe one of the wires and use a ohm meter to test for continuity to pin 13.
You have a 1 in 3 chance of getting it right first time doing it this way."

Cheers,
Kyle. Cheers,
Kyle.

25th Nov 2016 10:19pm

jdci2001lu

Member Since: 07 Oct 2016
Location: tonga
Posts: 5

Thanks a lot Kyle ,
gonna try that out later today
Jean

26th Nov 2016 8:44am

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