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Could anyone please explain what these connectors are for?
13 is the starter trigger, (spade connector) switched on by the ignition key. Diagram is a bit misleading as it looks like it connects directly to the battery. Large cable shown behind 13 is the big fat power feed from battery.
14 i have never seen before, maybe its a power feed for the AC pump?
11 looks like the alternator 12v supply, round eyelet thats held on with a 8mm nut from memory.
12 i dont think exists, never seen a spade connector on the back of an alternator.
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13 is the starter trigger, (spade connector) switched on by the ignition key. Diagram is a bit misleading as it looks like it connects directly to the battery. Large cable shown behind 13 is the big fat power feed from battery.
14 i have never seen before, maybe its a power feed for the AC pump?
11 looks like the alternator 12v supply, round eyelet thats held on with a 8mm nut from memory.
12 i dont think exists, never seen a spade connector on the back of an alternator.
Just the sort of reply I was hoping for!
If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.
Would it be okay to run just a single large cable from the battery to the engine bay, lets say to a circuit breaker, and split it there for the starter and alternator?
If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.
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