Mystery plug

Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210307
Hi its a 1997 Mk1 VVC
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Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210308
Hi the wires are red & black, they come out of the main loom which runs into the ECU
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Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210309
Its a Mk1 VVC, the plug and cable don't look aftermarket and looks OEM and as aged as all the other wiring, it would be good if someone could check their cars and see if there a similar plug 
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Replied by Airportable on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210310
Right Rob, I’m up for that as my car is the same but one year younger & I’m interested.
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Replied by Roverlike on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210315
The only connector that I see fit the shape on your picture is purge control valve on charcoal canister. However wire colours do not match: brown/pink and yellow/orange.
But in this scenario you should be missing connection on purge control valve. Do you miss it?
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Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210317
I dont think so but I will double check later as im at work now 
 
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Replied by Airportable on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210320
I have nothing dangling out at that side of the relay frame. There is the connector for the inertia cut out but the wires are brown & the connector is different.
The wires being red & black, the historic positive/negative is also odd on an original fitment auxiliary. I think you have a foreigner.
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Replied by Notanumber on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210336
I'm wondering if it could at one time have been to connect to a lead, thats no longer there, for an exhaust flap actuator which only existed on some early original exhausts.

2003 MG TF 135 sunstorm

1979 MGB GT

Previously:
2002 115 TF + 1998 118 MG F

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Replied by Airportable on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210339
The noise flap came along on much later car & it came about due, in no small amount , to another Squad, the Noise Abatement Squad. In all probability this squad would cycle around, hiding behind trees & in hedges, with their noise meters, accusing certain manufacturers under the noise abatement order.
MGR Just bunged up one exhaust until the car got just as far enough away as to reduce the sound pressure level to acceptable amounts, it then opened & the car sped away.
It’s a good thought though.
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Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210342
Definitely not that but similar 
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Replied by 1275rob on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210343
My bad, the wires are actually brown / black which is live with ignition & a black earth. Did Japan spec have anything different, my headlights have rover Japan part stickers but I dont have any history for the car to confirm. 
 
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Replied by BruceTF135 on topic Mystery plug

Posted 1 year 6 months ago #210347

My bad, the wires are actually brown / black which is live with ignition & a black earth. Did Japan spec have anything different, my headlights have rover Japan part stickers but I dont have any history for the car to confirm. 
 
Are you sure that isn't orange/black?  Brown is usually much darker.
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