bonnybrook
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What are these plugs for?
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Something that's not fitted to your model.
2.0_hippo
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been asked a few times already on here.
been asked a few times already on here.
If the rangie works with out it connected then don't worry 
I've got loads of plugs, connectors, ect in my disco that aren't connected! Not a clue what most of them do,
As landrover make a model of car with various specs, they still use same wiring looms and plug in the parts that's needed
I've got loads of plugs, connectors, ect in my disco that aren't connected! Not a clue what most of them do,
As landrover make a model of car with various specs, they still use same wiring looms and plug in the parts that's needed
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got issues with it at moment - hence under bonnet. I couldn't see any thing not plugged in so good to know there not related.
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Dunno what they are, but my 2003 vogue td6 is exactly the same.
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What issues...maybe we can help!!
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One is for an illuminated breakdown triangle, one for an emergency breakdown beacon (similar to an EPERB) and the last is for an orange flashing light to help the recovery truck to identify your vehicle.:behindsofa:
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One is for an illuminated breakdown triangle, one for an emergency breakdown beacon (similar to an EPERB) and the last is for an orange flashing light to help the recovery truck to identify your vehicle.
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:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughiOne is for an illuminated breakdown triangle, one for an emergency breakdown beacon (similar to an EPERB) and the last is for an orange flashing light to help the recovery truck to identify your vehicle.
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One is for an illuminated breakdown triangle, one for an emergency breakdown beacon (similar to an EPERB) and the last is for an orange flashing light to help the recovery truck to identify your vehicle.
Don't be daft they are only used if it's a lady owner. One is the tampon remover and the other the vibrator extension lead for use in traffic jams. Switches off automatically when drive is engaged. But can be overridden.
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see gearbox woes lol - i was checking crankcase pressure last night hence noticed these plugs unconnected.
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Don't be daft they are only used if it's a lady owner. One is the tampon remover and the other the vibrator extension lead for use in traffic jams. Switches off automatically when drive is engaged. But can be overridden.
So the third is the electric a*se wiper
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So the third is the electric a*se wiper
No that's for a fake taxi sign, to pick unsuspecting drunken young ladies up on Saturday nights. The handcuffs and gag are in the glove box.
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No that's for a fake taxi sign, to pick unsuspecting drunken young ladies up on Saturday nights. The handcuffs and gag are in the glove box.
So that's what you get up to in Preston, durty old bugger
