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Irony

posted on 17/6/12 at 09:33 PM Reply With Quote
Scimitar Dial, Lucas connector advice needed

I have bought a Scimitar warning lights dial for my kitar and I need to find out what connectors are used to wire up to the rear? I know the bevelled edge won't go through the IVA but I am intending to set it back slightly.

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owelly

posted on 17/6/12 at 10:07 PM Reply With Quote
I think you'd need the donor Triumph Dolomite/Toledo/Stag connector. Or solder tails on to the terminals.

[Edited on 17/6/12 by owelly]





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britishtrident

posted on 18/6/12 at 05:31 AM Reply With Quote
Don't try to blunt the rim it will just end up a mess, remember the zone behind the steering wheel is excluded from the sharp edge test so you could mount it between the tacho and speedo.

For standard 2" (52mm) gauges you can get blunted trims covers on ebay - but istr this gauge is slightly bigger.

[Edited on 18/6/12 by britishtrident]





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lsdweb

posted on 18/6/12 at 06:57 AM Reply With Quote
As above - try and get the original Triumph connector. Otherwise, you could use japanese bullet connectors if the size is about correct - link.

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Irony

posted on 18/6/12 at 09:30 PM Reply With Quote
My soldering is none to great and I have some of those chinese bullets. There a tad small but I reckon they could be opened up. Does anyone know what the original LUCAS connectors looked like?
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