Freelander 1 HK Amp pinout
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Thanks.... kind of...... I did find this and it looked promising..... but....
I need to know the numbering order on the socket.
The problem is the socket that plugs in is quite large but densely packed, it's impossible to see which wire goes to which pin.
It wouldn't be a big stretch that the tiny pins top left are the speaker signal pre-in (small current) from the head unit........
And the thicker pins underneath are the loudspeaker out (larger current)
The wiring loom connections are so tiny that I'm struggling to get a multimeter in them.....
Hey ho, it's not rocket science.......... but very, very frustrating!
I need to know the numbering order on the socket.
The problem is the socket that plugs in is quite large but densely packed, it's impossible to see which wire goes to which pin.
It wouldn't be a big stretch that the tiny pins top left are the speaker signal pre-in (small current) from the head unit........
And the thicker pins underneath are the loudspeaker out (larger current)
The wiring loom connections are so tiny that I'm struggling to get a multimeter in them.....
Hey ho, it's not rocket science.......... but very, very frustrating!
But if you have sound from the tweeter, then you have the audio signal from the amp. The wiring is shared for the tweeter and full range unit.
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RAVE has the diagrams !!
I don’t know what RAVE is, please explain.
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RAVE is a set of CD ISO files containing workshop manuals & electrical diagrams for most LR vehicles up to about 2005 depending on model. It's generally linked to at the top of all the vehicle forums on this website !!
Look for Technical Archive, and read all those that apply to your car !! RAVE is the first article.
Look for Technical Archive, and read all those that apply to your car !! RAVE is the first article.
