Hi,
Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true
It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.
Temp sensor connector type, land rover
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4mm bullet connector should work ok ?
4mm bullet connector should work ok ?
So thats where it went !
Re: Temp sensor connector type, land rover
First, are you certain the electrical characteristics of the sensor are correct for your gauge? Where are you fitting it? The SD1 gauge sensors have a spade connector. But there is more than one for that.Bart wrote:Hi,
Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true
It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.
Dave
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Re: Temp sensor connector type, land rover
They aren't -- but a common modification is to fit a resistor in series to find a centre point.DaveEFI wrote:First, are you certain the electrical characteristics of the sensor are correct for your gauge? Where are you fitting it? The SD1 gauge sensors have a spade connector. But there is more than one for that.Bart wrote:Hi,
Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true
It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.
Cheers for the replies.