Oscar barker 123
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Unknown switch need some help
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Hicap phill
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Not standard…. So no clue.
but where is your bonnet pull cable?
but where is your bonnet pull cable?
Oscar barker 123
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Not sure doesn’t have one from what I can see
Oscar barker 123
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And I thought the switch wasn’t standard as I haven’t seen one before so I have no clue what it does
Looks like an aftermarket add-on. Where does the wire go to? Might give a clue. Spot light, electric fan, rear work light? Could be anything!
An 86 might not have the bonnet release cable, just the lock and lever on the bonnet.
Is that dual plug cigar lighter/USB socket below it?
Oscar barker 123
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Yeah I’ll give that ahi tonight and see where it goes to Cheers
And yeah the USB port and cigar lighter are below
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Defender 90's only came available in 1990 so likely a Series 3 ...
What engine ?
What do the fuses look like ?
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or a Land Rover Ninetyor a Land Rover 90
That's what my 1984, 1985 and 1986 models were called!
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@Oscar barker 123 , you have a 1986 Land Rover Ninety, as per others above. No idea as to the switch, its location is the original bonnet pull location. Suggest follow wire back to the feed component and/or the supply fuse - keep if you want the function, remove if you don't.
Chances are the general wiring condition will be poor throughout so really worth checking and cleaning all earth points on your new Ninety. Good luck
Chances are the general wiring condition will be poor throughout so really worth checking and cleaning all earth points on your new Ninety. Good luck
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Yes, or a Land Rover 90
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Touchéor a Land Rover Ninety
That's what my 1984, 1985 and 1986 models were called!
