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tbone42
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JUN 21, 10:54 PM
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86 2.5 5 speed Isuzu
Had a fire. Could have been way worse. I have a few connectors and senders I need to replace, and this is basically the only unknown soldier. 2 wire comes from harness to connector, then from other side of connector goes down into the manual trans case. Soooo...i need a proper name so I can find the connector.
Thanks![This message has been edited by tbone42 (edited 06-21-2023).]
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Tybalt
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JUN 21, 11:19 PM
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theogre
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JUN 21, 11:47 PM
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likely BU Light Switch in the trans.
If just have "Surface damage" then can let stay there. Wire don't carry a lot of amps the light 2 bulbs.
If wires are good, can replace weather pack shells w/o cutting but need right tool to remove the "pins."
New shell don't have the clip that holds it. Clips are separate part and many vendors don't have.------------------
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sleek fiero
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JUN 21, 11:54 PM
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If your really worried about it just get a two wire connector from the autoparts store. It could be deutz or any other brand of connector.
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olejoedad
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JUN 22, 12:14 AM
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Green and blue wires in that location are for the back up light switch.
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tbone42
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JUN 22, 01:21 AM
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Thanks everyone, great info. Wires seem fine, backup lights work so I'll try to either get a generic weather connection or see if I can get the pins out.
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PhatMax
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JUN 22, 08:51 AM
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Connector is trash…..easy way to remove pins is cut plastic a little at a time until the pins are exposed
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