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| LandRoverAnorak Member Since: 17 Jul 2011 Location: Surrey Posts: 11240   
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I don't think the forum works like that, to be honest, but you could always ask Martin. Darren
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24th Sep 2022 8:58pm |
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| nitram17 Member Since: 09 Jun 2014 Location: newcastle Posts: 2260 |
There must be a way for the administrator to copy a small number of threads/pictures and host them on the site and protect them From Im sure martin will eventually see this and help if he can!
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24th Sep 2022 9:31pm |
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| Berni99 Member Since: 02 Jan 2022 Location: Bath Posts: 37 
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Really helpful info on this thread guys. Thanks!
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16th Jan 2023 7:20pm |
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| InternationalDBA Member Since: 18 Feb 2018 Location: West Sussex Posts: 16 
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I am fitting a new chassis to my 2008 Defender.
I refitted the loom in the chassis and wired up the NSR lights with no problem. However, on the OSR there is an extra connector at the end of 2 wires, one black and one purple. They are substantial wires and could perhaps take 20 amps as suggested in the post. I spent all afternoon trying to work out where to plug in the connector without success. The connector is under the speaker as suggested so I guess I can just ignore it. It's a shame that I cannot see the original pictures to confirm we are describing the same issue. |
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