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Mikem 19th September 2021 14:15

Unknown Plug
 
Can anyone identify the plug in the center of the picture. It is a 2 wire plug is in the same loom as the Trinary switch. I believe it must have been plugged into something, being a 2003 if it wasn't it would be black and dirty.
I have looked every where in the area and cannot see anything it plugs into.

I have had a new top acorn engine mount fitted recently, never noticed it before this work was carried out. Also I am experiencing engine overheating and the fan doesn't seem to cut in when engine gets hot.

H E L P !!!

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...743c56b469.jpg

Ducati750cc 19th September 2021 14:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikem (Post 2900219)
Can anyone identify the plug in the center of the picture. It is a 2 wire plug is in the same loom as the Trinary switch. I believe it must have been plugged into something, being a 2003 if it wasn't it would be black and dirty.
I have looked every where in the area and cannot see anything it plugs into.

I have had a new top acorn engine mount fitted recently, never noticed it before this work was carried out. Also I am experiencing engine overheating and the fan doesn't seem to cut in when engine gets hot.

H E L P !!!

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...743c56b469.jpg


Just had a look at mine when topping up the washer bottle.


It's a three wire plug, green / purple / green black wires, looks like it has never been fitted and nothing within reach it could connect to.


05 cdti tourer.

bsafly 19th September 2021 16:38

Had a quick look at my 2003 75 CDTI in between rain showers and I don’t seem to have that connector fitted to mine, my 190 however has a similar looking connector on the traction control (although the wires are a different colour to yours).
It’s highly unusual for a diesel to overheat wether the fan works or not, have you considered thermostat failed shut, water pump impeller worn or insufficient coolant?
Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful, Paul.

vitesse 19th September 2021 17:27

Sorry can't help either, other than say it's not for traction control as that connector is oblong (rounded edges) and has only two round pins.

Regards

rab60bit 19th September 2021 17:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikem (Post 2900219)
Can anyone identify the plug in the center of the picture. It is a 2 wire plug is in the same loom as the Trinary switch. I believe it must have been plugged into something, being a 2003 if it wasn't it would be black and dirty.
I have looked every where in the area and cannot see anything it plugs into.

I have had a new top acorn engine mount fitted recently, never noticed it before this work was carried out. Also I am experiencing engine overheating and the fan doesn't seem to cut in when engine gets hot.

H E L P !!!

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...743c56b469.jpg

There's a separate 3-wire jumper loom on the O/S of the rear of the engine compartment (ie not part of another loom) in that area which connects (maybe) that plug to the Xenon level sensor down near rge front suspension arm. If you have other headlights fitted then that plug will be vacant.

Mikem 19th September 2021 17:47

Many thanks. Double checked mine is 3 wire not 2 (Need new glasses) lol. I not great with electrics have lopoked at wiring diagrams it all double dutch to me. As yours is the same i wont worry about it. someone may know what its for. Our 75's obviously dont have whatever it is for fiotted. I cannot understand why it is so clean.
Many Thanks
Mike

Jamiewelch 20th September 2021 08:05

I'd guess at the heated washer jet wiring, but someone has pulled it through to the engine bay.


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