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Chuckles · 15th November 2018, 08:42

try this
https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...t=76793&page=2

Post 13 shows picture of the heavy feed you are looking for.

It is a bit of a struggle feeding a heavy cable through but it will work well.

As has been mentioned avoid scotch connectors. it is best to solder or at least use the correct size crimp and ratchet tool.

Makes sure cable is the correct size for the loads and all will be well. I use the 13 pin and have done so since it was first introduced, mainly for a neat approach at the hitch but more so for the additional earth grounding connections.
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15th November 2018, 08:42	#10
Chuckles Gets stuck in NOW a Club Tourer was 1999 - 75 2.0Ltr Connoisseur SE petrol Saloon Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Iwerne Minster, Dorset Posts: 552 Thanks: 63 Thanked 54 Times in 47 Posts	try this https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...t=76793&page=2 Post 13 shows picture of the heavy feed you are looking for. It is a bit of a struggle feeding a heavy cable through but it will work well. As has been mentioned avoid scotch connectors. it is best to solder or at least use the correct size crimp and ratchet tool. Makes sure cable is the correct size for the loads and all will be well. I use the 13 pin and have done so since it was first introduced, mainly for a neat approach at the hitch but more so for the additional earth grounding connections. __________________ __________________ Chuck Nth. Dorset. UK Membership #1896 Don't take life so seriously.... it is not permanent!