Wiring Questions

[Andy 105 1 Cars]

I began to assemble the wiring that runs behind the dashboard today and ran into a couple of snags that are really just questions about plug identityII assume that this two pin socket is for the glovebox light switch.

I am not sure what these two single plugs are for or where they go. Certainly not into the fusebox and I have already identified the glovebox light connections

This two pin plug is connected to the tailgate central locking motor ( wire numbers 200 and 201) I could not find any two pin socket to fit it too, but think I have discovered my error as I have a two pin connector that fits into the AA socket on the fuse board which is the one for the fuel pump. I think I have plugged the central locking connector that comes from the control unit on the other side of the dash into that socket into that AA hole as I have removed the fuel pump feed for the moment as it will be switched by my K6 ecu via a new relay

And finally, this single plug connected to a brown lead seems to have no home at all.

If anyone can shed any light on any or all of this, I would be most grateful. Oh, car is a 1992 1.9 gti. The Haynes manual and other stuff on here has been hugely useful.

Cheers,

Andy

[Anthony 1,003]

The two single spades near the glovebox are for the glovebox light itself. You can see the bulb holder/contacts are still attached.

 

The rear central locking wiring plugs into the front central locking loom from memory and not into the fuse box directly. Should plug into a matching yellow 2-pin plug.

 

I would still suggest running the fuel pump through the fusebox, as that way it'll be fused by the 15 amp fuse.

[Andy 105 1 Cars]

Thanks. Yes. The glovebox light connections are clear . It is the brown and yellow plugs I am not sure about shown on the same photograph, and also on a different shot, the single black plug on a brown cable. For the fuel pump, I have a fused relay that will run that( Actually a bank of four fused relays for fuel pump, rad fan, injectors and ignition coils )

[steve@cornwall 100]

I can't help directly, but maybe snapping open the plugs will expose the wire numbers?

[Andy 105 1 Cars]

That is a good point. I will do that and then see if I can find the numbers on the wiring diagrams. The single black plug with a brown lead is very hard to read mind!