Help needed to identify these plugs on a 1.8t conversion

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  1. nut 20v

    nut 20v CGTI Regional Host - Birmingham & Midlands

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    Hi all i need a bit of help to identify where these plugs go im fitting a 90 spec loom so a couple are mk3 golf ones and the rest are cupra R, S3 ones so here they are
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    simple one single red wire i think it is for the starter motor.
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    next is red /green and brown black wire i think it is reverse light
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    next is off the cupra loom i have no idea it is blue/white and purple/white?
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    next is this 4 pin plug no idea colours are red/blue red/grey grey/white grey/yellow
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    next is yellow/blue purple/grey grey/white

    Thanks in advance and i have more to add soon
     
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    What engine code is it?

    Your are correct on 1 & 2 though:thumbup:
     
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    nut 20v CGTI Regional Host - Birmingham & Midlands

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    Sorry forgot to put code up It is a AMK loom cheers
     
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    Will check on my car later.
     
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    On my car the wires are pretty well protected by the corrugated cover and did not want to rip it apart.

    Luckily I have all the OE Seat 1M LCR diagrams and have found what you are looking for.

    Picture 1 is for the starter solenoid and is know as KL50. This does look like an older connector from a Mk3.

    Picture 2 is from the Leon not Mk3 and that is F4 the reserve light switch. The wires flyleads are 1mm dia and are brown/black and red/green.

    Pictures 3 to 5 are identified in the illustration below.

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    Note that F88 is not blue/white but is actually white/grey (ws/gr) of 0.35mm dia.

    The rear HEGO sensor will not be required and the driver can be turned of in the calibration.
    PAS switch up to you. The OE calibration is usually in the torque reserve for AC and the PAS at idle, so if you load up the the accessory drive by applying a full lock via the steering in idle, the reserve for the steering load will be released to maintain idle speed.

    Hope that helps :thumbup:
     
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  6. nut 20v

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    Cheers for that Eddie hopefully turn it over tomorrow :thumbup:
     
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    nut 20v CGTI Regional Host - Birmingham & Midlands

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    Just a few more
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    There are 2 wires blue/yellow and purple/red
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    next is a 90 spec plug 2 wires brown/white and white/red
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    last is this 4 wire plug think it is for the maf but only 4 wires? blue/red, yellow/grey, grey/white and red/grey
    cheers again
     
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    First picture is the purge valve N80
    The 2nd picture, pass as I do not have my MK2 reference in front me.
    The 3rd I sure looks like the G130, already defined in post 5.
     
  9. nut 20v

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    Cheers my saviour can't believe I repeated myself on that plug I must get more sleep
     
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    2 is the outside temp sensor for MFA, its a mk3 type plug tho not mk2 :)

    you can get a sensor that fits from G60 and early corrado/passat, the mk3 sensor isnt right rating for mk2 clocks . or just splice mk2 plug on ;)
     
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    Late Mk2s do have 2 pin square connections. It is not clear but the wires also look like the typical 1mm flyleads as well. You sure that is the function?

    Nathan,
    I take it your car was a 16v and the 90s loom is the original from this vehicle?
     
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    nut 20v CGTI Regional Host - Birmingham & Midlands

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    Mine was a 16v mk2 but when sourcing a new loom I had to go to a mk3 one as could not get a mk2 one at the time
     
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    Ah understand how that got into the mix. Difficult from a distance and all that.
     
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    I've never seen a 90spec mk2 loom with this plug on the MFA wiring, but it doesnt mean they dont exist of course! There are many wee differences on later run out spec this could be one of them :) I know that the G60 mk2 had this kind of plug on it for whatever reason. Mine is the usual mk2 type plug but its an early 90spec and doesnt have some of the changes the later 90spec have!

    the wire colours are correct as is the wire gauge size so I'm 99% sure thats what it is anyway, to double check the wiring goes back to g1/2 and g2/2 :thumbup:

    but if the donor engien loom was a mk3 then this plug would be correct, the only issue with mk3 is the sensor is on driver side not passenger so it wont reach the factory mk2 position, you could just find somewhere handy and mount. you may find the hole for it is there on the driver side wing, im not 100% if the pressings ae identical for both sides here
     
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    Think Nathan has clarified that :thumbup:.

    You guys carry on!
     
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    coolio think that covers them all, till nut finds some more :lol:
     
  17. nut 20v

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    Lol think that's about done I'm only worried about the ones that affect the running cheers guys

    No wait! I have another Lol the MAF plug is a 5 pin D plug? Cheers
     
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    sounds like it aye, 5 pin with only 4 wires on right?
     
  19. Toyotec

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    Here are the pinouts, wire gauge and colours for the 1M LCR MAF.

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