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Rover Rover 600 Repair Manual - Volumes 1 and 2 - 2nd Edition18 · Electrical
18 · Electrical

1. Connectors with covers

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Rover
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600 Rover 600 Repair Manual - Volumes 1 and 2 - 2nd Edition
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Information › 1. Connectors with covers
Electrical1. Connectors with covers

Despite the many different appearances and colours connectors can be grouped into three categories.

1. Connectors with covers

A rectangular connector with a cover and side locking clips, figure number 86M 2549

86M 2549

Examples of this connector are found on ECU's and fuel injector connectors, etc.

A cross-section diagram of a sealed connector showing the internal terminal and rubber seal, with an arrow indicating probe insertion point, figure number 86M 2550

86M 2550

Insert test probe here

For testing at these style of connectors bring the tester probe into contact with the terminal from the connector side of wire harness connectors. For female connectors, insert the special probe carefully.

Note: Do not attempt to remove rubber seal and probe into the rear of the connector as damage to the seal will occur.

2. Sealed connectors (with individually sealed wires)

A multi-pin sealed connector block with individual wires emerging from each cavity, figure number 86M 2551

86M 2551

Examples of this connector are found on MEMS ECU's and relay modules, etc.

A hook and pin probe tool being used to access a wire terminal through the insulation, figure number 86M 2552

86M 2552

For testing at these style of connectors use the hook and pin probe. Carefully separate out the wire for testing, bring the probe over the wire to be tested. Release probe carefully and gradually puncture the wire insulation to avoid necessary damage the insulation or wire strands.
Check that the wire colour matches the pin/cavity number. If it does not, rectify this first as probing will not find the fault

Note: Do not attempt to carry out this test with any other hook and pin probe than the Rover special tool.

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