Disco I rear bumber light connectors

Why not just replace it with bullet or spade connectors instead?

Steve. Suffolk. remove 'knujon' to e-mail

Hmmm, that's what I've done for now. But they are unlikely to stand up against a bit of wet for very long. I would like to implement a more resilient repair.

But Land Rover dealers will only sell me an entire loom!

Steve

Anybody got old looms from a Discovery or know where there are used spares available?

I need a replacement for the connector on the end of the loom that plus into the side light on the rear bumper.

Steve

Steve> Anybody got old looms from a Discovery or know where there Steve> are used spares available?

Steve> I need a replacement for the connector on the end of the Steve> loom that plus into the side light on the rear bumper.

has a number of kits for building connectors of different sorts and might have something to help.

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The majority of the connectors are standard Durite items so can be bought from any decent auto electrical place. IIRC a Series I Disco has about 5 none standard connectors (some of the dashboard switches), everything else is standard Durite including all the lighting connectors. Same applies to Defender and Freelander lighting connectors.

cheers

Dave W.

Wrap it in self amalgamating tape.

Ed

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