WIRING (Mystery Multiblock) and H564 TGT Cooper

WIRING (Mystery Multiblock) and H564 TGT Cooper

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TVR-3000M

Original Poster:

19 posts

246 months

Tuesday 25th May 2004
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Hiya Guys and Gals,

I am rewiring my TVR 3000M with a Mini’s wiring loom. I have had a fair number of Minis in my time and thought I knew the loom like the back of my hand. I have found that in the loom I bought from Mini Classics from a 1990 Mayfair there is a Grey Plastic Multiplug with about 8-10 thin wires coming from it! I don’t think it is stereo related and it’s definitely not the plug for the 3 binnacle dashboard clocks.

Anyone got any ideas!!?!

Also has anyone seen my 1990 Mini Cooper (H564 TGT) about. Black with Sportspak arches and 7x13 Image split rim RM1s? Sold in November last year to a chap called Sean --------?

Any help is gratefully received.

Andy Clayton

phil hill

433 posts

282 months

Tuesday 25th May 2004
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If the grey connector has the connectors in a line, and there are 6 wires then that's the one for the standard (Phillips) radio cassette. The instrument binacle plug is about 10-12mm wide by 30mm long with copper 'skids' to connect with the film printed circuit on the instruments. Is it a 'side by side' connector ?? i.e. 6 side by side with 1 on the center line ?? Could be one of the ones for stalk switches ??

Paul V

4,489 posts

283 months

Wednesday 26th May 2004
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Could be for the flasher relay that is used in later cars, there’s normally a large orange relay plugged into it, on the mini it sit between the steering column and the bottom dash rail.

phil hill

433 posts

282 months

Wednesday 26th May 2004
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Good point Paul !! That is the so-called 'dim-dip' unit which puts the low beam on via a resistor when the ignition is on.

tvr-3000m

Original Poster:

19 posts

246 months

Thursday 27th May 2004
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Phil,

You are probably right, it must be for the standard stereo. I will have another look at it and post a better description of it later today.

Thank you both for you help.

Andy