Series III wiring harness

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Greg

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• Aug 31, 2006

• #1

Does anyone know where you can obtain a full or partial harness for a Series
III 109, following close inspection the rear of mine has been cooked and
will have to be replaced, are they available or do I have to start from
scratch?.
Greg

 

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CraigB

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• Aug 31, 2006

• #2

"Greg" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know where you can obtain a full or partial harness for a
> Series
> III 109, following close inspection the rear of mine has been cooked and
> will have to be replaced, are they available or do I have to start from
> scratch?.
> Greg
>
>

They are available, there is a company in Australia which makes them from
scratch - a mate bought a new harness when he restored his 107.
They surely must be available aftermarket in UK too if we can get em over
here.
I'll be back in Australia in a couple of days and can ask him where he got
the new wiring from if you have no luck.
Email me if you want me to check it out, as my access to news could be a bit
sporadic for a while.

--Craig.




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Greg

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• Aug 31, 2006

• #3

"CraigB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> They are available, there is a company in Australia which makes them from
> scratch - a mate bought a new harness when he restored his 107.
> They surely must be available aftermarket in UK too if we can get em over
> here.
> I'll be back in Australia in a couple of days and can ask him where he got
> the new wiring from if you have no luck.
> Email me if you want me to check it out, as my access to news could be a
bit
> sporadic for a while.

Thanks very much Craig, if I can't get one a bit closer to home I'll email
you.
Greg

 

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EMB

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• Aug 31, 2006

• #4

Greg wrote:
> Does anyone know where you can obtain a full or partial harness for a Series
> III 109, following close inspection the rear of mine has been cooked and
> will have to be replaced, are they available or do I have to start from
> scratch?.
> Greg
>
>
http://www.autosparks.co.uk/store/landrover/types.asp?t=series3&l=120

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EMB

 

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Bob Terveuren

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• Sep 1, 2006

• #5

Hi there

I baulked at the cost when I did mine - instead I used 7 core trailer cable
and a rubberlite junction box - cable and junction box fitted to the inside
of the chassis rail - lots of crimping and many hours of joy.

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"EMB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Greg wrote:
> > Does anyone know where you can obtain a full or partial harness for a
Series
> > III 109, following close inspection the rear of mine has been cooked and
> > will have to be replaced, are they available or do I have to start from
> > scratch?.
> > Greg
> >
> >
> http://www.autosparks.co.uk/store/landrover/types.asp?t=series3&l=120
>
> --
> EMB

 

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Greg

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• Sep 1, 2006

• #6

Thanks for that, they look to have a very comprehensive range, but the sort
of money I was expecting unfortunately.
Greg

"EMB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Greg wrote:
> > Does anyone know where you can obtain a full or partial harness for a
Series
> > III 109, following close inspection the rear of mine has been cooked and
> > will have to be replaced, are they available or do I have to start from
> > scratch?.
> > Greg
> >
> >
> http://www.autosparks.co.uk/store/landrover/types.asp?t=series3&l=120
>
> --
> EMB

 

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Greg

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• Sep 1, 2006

• #7

"Bob Terveuren" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi there
>
> I baulked at the cost when I did mine - instead I used 7 core trailer
cable
> and a rubberlite junction box - cable and junction box fitted to the
inside
> of the chassis rail - lots of crimping and many hours of joy.

Yes I would quite enjoy doing it myself, and multicore was my thought too,
it's just a matter of how long I can manage without a tow vehicle.
Greg