08-09-2013, 04:30 PM
Hey Rustscrat,
Sorry its taken me so long to get back to you on this its been a hectic week, I've been using a wee bit of wire just to start it from cold.
So;
The drawing that you've so kindly provided doesn't show a number of PINS that a present in the connector. So I'm just wondering if its the correct drawing. Also the male half of the connector has pin 6 present and intact. And I'm nearly sure I remember cleaning it the last time when this problem arose.
Here's a picture
And heres a picture of the two parts of the connector.
So that leads me to believe that the PIN is broken and missing. Now to the meat of the issue. I've found wire number 100 blue but I cannot find the other end of it. I'm also wondering if that is the correct wire that leads to the Relay?
Heres a picture.
There is a yellow wire present that's thicker than to other wires but not as thick as the BB10 and BB11 wires which I think you said go to the glow plugs themselves.
Heres a picture of that wire.
Could those wee markings on there have been "100" and it somehow wore away to that?
So what do you reckon mate? Should I just give it a wee nip join em up and see what happens?! That could potentially lead to problems eh?
Cheers again.
Sorry its taken me so long to get back to you on this its been a hectic week, I've been using a wee bit of wire just to start it from cold.
So;
The drawing that you've so kindly provided doesn't show a number of PINS that a present in the connector. So I'm just wondering if its the correct drawing. Also the male half of the connector has pin 6 present and intact. And I'm nearly sure I remember cleaning it the last time when this problem arose.
Here's a picture
And heres a picture of the two parts of the connector.
So that leads me to believe that the PIN is broken and missing. Now to the meat of the issue. I've found wire number 100 blue but I cannot find the other end of it. I'm also wondering if that is the correct wire that leads to the Relay?
Heres a picture.
There is a yellow wire present that's thicker than to other wires but not as thick as the BB10 and BB11 wires which I think you said go to the glow plugs themselves.
Heres a picture of that wire.
Could those wee markings on there have been "100" and it somehow wore away to that?
So what do you reckon mate? Should I just give it a wee nip join em up and see what happens?! That could potentially lead to problems eh?
Cheers again.
(04-09-2013, 06:46 PM)Rustscrat Wrote: Ok, this is the pin out for your van.
As you can see, pin 6 and pin 16 are not used.
Pin 1 and pin 2 carry the main current for the glow plugs.
Re colours - Jn = Yellow. Nr = Black. Be = Blue. Gr = Grey. Ve = Green. Rg = Red.
The numbers of the actual wires will be printed on the insulation but you need good eyes and you might have to strip back the binding to see these. To me, it looks like there is damage on pin 1.
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