3 posters
Part Identification
lboast- Number of posts : 112
Location : Prosser, Washington
Registration date : 2020-11-01
- Post n°1
Part Identification
69- Number of posts : 434
Location : Germany, Nds
Registration date : 2016-10-18
- Post n°2
Re: Part Identification
I'm absolutely unsure, but:
* yellow-black (plus the white wire) is used for the domelight,
* brown is used for the tail/license light
Unfortunately, I did not find a picture of my taking apart the light switch - could it be from there?
Could you post a pic with the whole area? I could possbly get to my A100 the coming days to take a look/pictures.
* yellow-black (plus the white wire) is used for the domelight,
* brown is used for the tail/license light
Unfortunately, I did not find a picture of my taking apart the light switch - could it be from there?
Could you post a pic with the whole area? I could possbly get to my A100 the coming days to take a look/pictures.
rekbender- Number of posts : 49
Location : MILFORD, OH
Age : 76
Registration date : 2018-01-07
- Post n°3
WIRE TAP?
Looks to me like some kind of a tap. Cam forces wire against a sharp pin, punctures insulation, and provides a receptacle for an accessory feed with a spade connector?
lboast- Number of posts : 112
Location : Prosser, Washington
Registration date : 2020-11-01
- Post n°4
Re: Part Identification
I will attempt to post a second picture that I took today of this unusual electrical device with the brown wire running through it. It is partially hidden by more wires behind the dash, just barely peaking out of the left side, but should give you an idea of where it is located, behind the instruments69 wrote:I'm absolutely unsure, but:
* yellow-black (plus the white wire) is used for the domelight,
* brown is used for the tail/license light
Unfortunately, I did not find a picture of my taking apart the light switch - could it be from there?
Could you post a pic with the whole area? I could possbly get to my A100 the coming days to take a look/pictures.
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