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940 yazaki insrument cluster question 900

posted by  adamski on  Mon Jul 28 20:05 CST 2008
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Hi all, was hoping someone can help me? recently bought a 940 with a YAZAKI brand instrument cluster which had a few issues. these three pins are part of the speedo head! i am having a problem with these three single connectors,what i would like to know is the colors of the wires that go to them and what they do! Earth etc!!
Can someone help?
Thanks

A=
B=
C=









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940 yazaki insrument cluster question 900

posted by  triode52 on  Mon Jul 28 21:39 CST 2008
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From the green manual for the 1991-1992 models which should be similar to some later years:

A= "Connector, speed warning (chime)". I have no idea what this is and no wire color designation is provided.

B = "Digital Socket, cruise control (GN-OR), control unit ECC (Y), O/D Relay (aut.)/control unit fuel system (VO-W/VO-W)"

C = identical to B (they are electrically connected)

Mike








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940 yazaki insrument cluster question 900

posted by  adamski on  Tue Aug 5 10:56 CST 2008
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Thanks mate...your a champ
Regards
Adam







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