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Lorryman100 Member Since: 01 Oct 2010 Location: Here Posts: 2686 |
I have this fitted to my Puma, everything you need in a box with Dutch instructions.
https://shop.landreiziger.nl/modificatie/m...-laag.html And as my Dutch is non existent they very kindly emailed me the instructions in English Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated |
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31st Oct 2014 12:09am |
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Buz Member Since: 24 Jan 2014 Location: Forest of Dean Posts: 238 |
Do you want them to come on when the main be a is in use?
Can you work from a wiring diagram? Believe me, its not rocket science, its pretty easy to do really |
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31st Oct 2014 6:44am |
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smb Member Since: 15 Jan 2013 Location: Cheshire Posts: 1232 |
Why not get Lightforce's own kit. A bit expensive, but you know it's going to do the job plus it will have all the correct thickness of cables, size of relay, fuse, etc....
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31st Oct 2014 7:42am |
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Windowlicker Member Since: 24 Aug 2014 Location: East yorks Posts: 290 |
Thanks all for the replies , the Dutch kit looks good and comprehensive , and I know it probably is pretty simple , the removal of bits and routing of wired , fitting switchesis no problem, it is just things like relays with multiple spades and the like that confuse me
I would like it to come on with the mains on the stalk but also have a switch to isolate/turn them on independently. I can follow diagrams and the like providing it has simpleton pointers , rather than electickery technical terms The bulbs I think are 75w in a pair of 140's. Though I may convert them to hid at some point. Thanks again. Nick. |
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31st Oct 2014 8:39am |
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redzob Member Since: 16 Jul 2014 Location: St. Peter Port Posts: 137 |
I completely empathise with your concerns. I'm capable with a spanner (and not bad with a crimp tool), but have this fear of routing the wires and connecting everything up properly. Took me ages to install my aux fuse box, just because I wanted to be really, really careful and do it properly. Spot lamps are next on the list. Whilst there are some wonderful wiring diagrams and photos on this forum, some kind of practical YouTube video would be an absolute godsend? Defender Puma 2.2 XS 90
Vespa GTS 300 Way too many racing bikes. |
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31st Oct 2014 9:42am |
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Baldinho Member Since: 28 Oct 2012 Location: Surrey Posts: 123 |
The Lightforce kit wasn't long enough when I had mine done... Had to get the official Land Rover one |
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31st Oct 2014 10:02am |
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MartinK Member Since: 02 Mar 2011 Location: Silverdale (Lancashire/Cumbria Border) Posts: 2665 |
I've uploaded the standard LR kit instructions here
https://www.defender2.net/gallery/albums/u...ctions.pdf Defender "Puma" 2.4 110 County Utility (possibly the last of the 2.4's) |
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31st Oct 2014 11:49am |
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Jonno1968 Member Since: 24 Oct 2013 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 245 |
Just spend fifty quid and get someone to do it for you. Do the time v stress v quality consideration. I am eually eleco inept...hemce i spent fifty quid. Job done properly with the right connections and right relays etc etc etc thats less than half a tank of fuel or five packs of fags or five bottles of wine or a meal out for two. Simples.
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31st Oct 2014 7:09pm |
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redzob Member Since: 16 Jul 2014 Location: St. Peter Port Posts: 137 |
Wheres the fun in that? Defender Puma 2.2 XS 90
Vespa GTS 300 Way too many racing bikes. |
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31st Oct 2014 8:30pm |
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Windowlicker Member Since: 24 Aug 2014 Location: East yorks Posts: 290 |
Thanks for the replies again and the link to the Landrover instructions
Being honest I would , if I knew someone local and that I could trust to do a tidy job, pay to have it done. Though as with most things in life, if you want it doing "just so" then I know that will mean it's down to me, even if there is some sort of trial and error involved Having looked at the landy instructions, they take the cable underneath and not through the bulkhead into the cabin, but the more obvious/direct route to the battery box. Is this the best and most common approach, I can't see it being an issue provided they are secured properly and out of harms way. I guess if I didn't bother with an interupt switch it would be even easier, but it seems most people go with the interior switch rather than just mains beam activated. I will try and work out what cable type is needed and what relays and fuses etc, though this is where my brain starts getting frazzled as I don't as mentioned, really understand amps/current/draw etc Thanks again more knowledgable members Cheers, Nick |
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31st Oct 2014 9:29pm |
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Baldinho Member Since: 28 Oct 2012 Location: Surrey Posts: 123 |
Also double check that the Land Rover connections fit the Lightforces if you get the LR wiring kit. From memory there may have been a bit of Heath Robinson adapting on mine!
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1st Nov 2014 11:59am |
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redzob Member Since: 16 Jul 2014 Location: St. Peter Port Posts: 137 |
Because I live on a small rock, does anyone know where I can source the LR wiring kit via t'interweb? Local dealer is about as useful as the proverbial chocolate teapot, but 5 times the price.... Defender Puma 2.2 XS 90
Vespa GTS 300 Way too many racing bikes. |
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1st Nov 2014 4:33pm |
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Lorryman100 Member Since: 01 Oct 2010 Location: Here Posts: 2686 |
Here is a pic of the LR wiring kit with part number.
Click image to enlarge It sells for about £250. The Landreiziger kit is less than £100 delivered, admittedly it does not come in a Landrover box but it does do exactly the same job. :whistle: Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated |
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1st Nov 2014 4:51pm |
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redzob Member Since: 16 Jul 2014 Location: St. Peter Port Posts: 137 |
Thanks - really useful. Defender Puma 2.2 XS 90
Vespa GTS 300 Way too many racing bikes. |
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1st Nov 2014 5:05pm |
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