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BuckBlu110



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United Kingdom 1994 Defender 110 BMW M57 3.0 Diesel CSW Buckingham Blue
Here's some pics of it fitted;
Front

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Back

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Here's the wiring diagram I used

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For the switches on the front of cubby pin outs are:
1:earth
2:fused live
3:pin 5 on the rear switch
4:pin 2 on the rear switch
5:fused live
6:illumination

For the switches at the rear of the cubby, so for the second row seats, pins are:
1:isolation switch
2:pin 4 on the front switch
3:window motor (up)
4:window motor (down)
5:pin 3 on the front switch
6:illumination

Make sure you have the correct switches for the front and rear positions, the switches at the front of the cubby are all black and are basically the same as defender window switches, the rear switches however are different and have a grey base to them, they're different inside to as I found out the hard way when the front switches would work perfectly but every time I used the rear switches (i had black based switches the same as the front to start with) they kept blowing the fuse, once I plugged the grey based switches in it worked fine.
Hope this helps
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BuckBlu110



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United Kingdom 1994 Defender 110 BMW M57 3.0 Diesel CSW Buckingham Blue
I haven't wired the isolation switch yet as I haven't found a connector for it yet so have just earthed them as the isolation switch only switches the earth.
The only issue with the sunroof panel I've found is that you have to be careful cutting the hole in the back of the cubby as there is very little room for error on the one edge of the panel, as the clips are right on its outer edge meaning that if you cut too much of the outer vinyl or leather, it'll leave a gap between the panel and whatever's covering your cubby. Thankfully trim glue saved the day on that one Rolling Eyes
Hopefully if all that makes sense, you'll see what I mean when you get yours Thumbs Up
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bankz5152



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Smart! Very smart! I was thinking of putting smaller switches (from a BM) on the door card and a button on the dash that just raises the rear windows to the top
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mk1collector



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That's brilliant, thanks buckblu Thumbs Up I'll go through all that later. Ray
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mk1collector



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Bloody photobucket Evil or Very Mad I've just spent ages replacing most of the early photos on this thread so it makes some sense. Only one or two missing now but what a pain they should be strung up! Ray
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mk1collector



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So the rear electric windows are all in and working but I wasn't happy with the provided mount for the switches so decided to to put them in the doors. Managed to get the surrounds for the switches in this evening


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A bit neater than the switches hanging out of the door cards Rolling with laughter
So as mentioned above I just need to wire the rear switches up so I have a set in the front so I can use them while driving Ray
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BuckBlu110



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Looks a top job Thumbs Up
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mk1collector



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Thankyou Thumbs Up it's another job that's temporary though. I'm just trying to get everything I want together and working so when I sort the new doors out it can put it all back together easier Mr. Green Ray
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Tiger



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Nearly a month and no updates? (sorry make that 2!!)
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Kit



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I like that, wish I could trust myself with wiring anything, my 90 would like spontaneously combust if I did it Thumbs Up 1993 200 Tdi 90 CSW
1956 Series 1 Hard-top
1958 Series 1 Soft-top
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mk1collector



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Tiger wrote:
Nearly a month and no updates? (sorry make that 2!!)


Yeah I've been a bit busy with other things so not had a chance to do anything to it Big Cry Ray
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mk1collector



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Kit wrote:
I like that, wish I could trust myself with wiring anything, my 90 would like spontaneously combust if I did it Thumbs Up


The wiring kit came with the leccy Windows so all I had to do was extend a few of them to reach the doors, it not that hard I'm sure you could do it Thumbs Up Ray
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mk1collector



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Update just for Tiger Rolling with laughter

Finally started fitting the wiring for the heated screen and mirrors today


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Doesn't look much but with tidying up a few previously run wires under the dash and adding wires for the mirrors it took me a good few hours Big Cry


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All the heated screen wiring is in and the dash back together but I'll have to connect the mirrors up tomorrow as I've run out of light and while the door trims are off I'll fix the central locking broken wire for the drivers door. Are defenders ever finished? Ray
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http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic17615.html
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GREENI



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Answering your question Ray: no. Laughing
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mk1collector



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Rolling with laughter it's like painting the forth bridge Rolling Eyes Ray
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