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WightRover



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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 DCPU Galway Green
Double Cab rear 12v socket - help!

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A little shout for help from a newbie...

Im looking to put a 12v socket in the loadspace of my 61 plate 110 DC utility landy, Ive read heaps of posts but nothing quite the same as I see. Someone pointed me to a pair of wires behind the "speaker" panel left hand side... there are in fact 2 wires there, but no power in any condition, ignition on/off or engine running. Photo attached - they look like green/yellow and red/blue.

Can anyone help ID these, or point me in the direction of a wiring diagram. I have no blown fuses, but if these wires are for an aux not yet connected, then maybe there is no fuse fitted...?

Thanks in advance

Wight Rover
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Martin
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They are speaker wires, black/yellow and black/orange.

You are looking for a thick(ish) purple wire, typically on the right hand side of the tub (opposite side to the numberplate light)  1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top
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Martin is correct as above, it’s worth noting if not known already that, once found that connection is permanent live also, so be sure nothing is connected permanently without a switch or unplugged.

It probably needs a fuse inline as well to lower its current rating a little perhaps 15A. WeWillWin🇬🇧🇺🇸
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