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Hi,

Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true

It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.

http://www.autosparks.co.uk/electrical- ... eeves.html
4mm bullet connector should work ok ?

Bart wrote:Hi,

Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true

It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.

First, are you certain the electrical characteristics of the sensor are correct for your gauge? Where are you fitting it? The SD1 gauge sensors have a spade connector. But there is more than one for that.

DaveEFI wrote:

Bart wrote:Hi,

Dead simple question . Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is? Is it just an ordinary automotive bullet connector?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141113518468? ... rmvSB=true

It's to convert the temperature gauge in my TVR to use the rover temperature sensor instead of the TVR sensor, which is in a really naff location. It's a Landrover one I think, and it looks like a spark plug connector.

First, are you certain the electrical characteristics of the sensor are correct for your gauge? Where are you fitting it? The SD1 gauge sensors have a spade connector. But there is more than one for that.

They aren't -- but a common modification is to fit a resistor in series to find a centre point.

Cheers for the replies.