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Post by andrejuan on Aug 26, 2013 17:15:26 GMT
Just checking, how many wires should be on a 66 VCV?
On mine, the offside has 2 and the nearside has one (white)
Ta
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Post by Nick on Aug 26, 2013 22:23:21 GMT
ill have a look on Gina in the morning.. as it should be the same, I would have expected a brake pedal switch feed and a downhill switch feed and an earth so 3 sounds right..,
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thebear54
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Post by thebear54 on Aug 26, 2013 22:42:39 GMT
Correct John...as it should be.
John
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Post by andrejuan on Aug 27, 2013 8:27:13 GMT
Correct John...as it should be. John Cheers John. What is the spare one for ? |
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Post by macplaxton on Aug 27, 2013 14:38:18 GMT
What spare? All 3 should be in use...
Volvo one are the same in function, but have a second earth terminal (so 4 terminals in all) and a diode to avoid frying the tacho relay transistor.
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Post by andrejuan on Aug 27, 2013 14:54:20 GMT
What spare? All 3 should be in use... Volvo one are the same in function, but have a second earth terminal (so 4 terminals in all) and a diode to avoid frying the tacho relay transistor. I'm sure mine has 4, but on the nearside only one is connected (white) My spare also has 4 terminals. Also, what is the knack for removing/refitting the unit? those rubber bungs seem stuck for life ! |
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Post by thebear54 on Aug 27, 2013 22:44:43 GMT
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Post by macplaxton on Aug 28, 2013 1:27:45 GMT
The knack is patience and something to grip the nose of the rubber to elongate it and reduce its diameter. Looking at this:  DAF 66 Vacuum System Schematic by macplaxton, on Flickr ...show the four terminal type. I've had a quick look through the books, but can't find exactly what I'm looking for. From memory the early types have a common earth with the through-body screws. So each of the lower earth tags should show continuity on the meter/lamp/whatever. The later types have their earths isolated, so an extra wire should be piggy-backed from the existing earth cable. I think.  Variomatic Valve by macplaxton, on Flickr Here's an early 44 one-sider type. Note the terminal is part of a plate.  EMV2 by macplaxton, on Flickr |
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Post by andrejuan on Aug 28, 2013 18:07:56 GMT
The knack is patience and something to grip the nose of the rubber to elongate it and reduce its diameter. Looking at this: DAF 66 Vacuum System Schematic by macplaxton, on Flickr ...show the four terminal type. I've had a quick look through the books, but can't find exactly what I'm looking for. From memory the early types have a common earth with the through-body screws. So each of the lower earth tags should show continuity on the meter/lamp/whatever. The later types have their earths isolated, so an extra wire should be piggy-backed from the existing earth cable. I think. Variomatic Valve by macplaxton, on Flickr Here's an early 44 one-sider type. Note the terminal is part of a plate. EMV2 by macplaxton, on Flickr My word that is useful, what an easy to read schematic. Thank you |
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