RE: 1971 Kombi electrical system.
For some years now I have stared at the electrical Diagnostic Plug/Test Port in my engine bay and thought this could be useful
Possibly make up a panel for remote engine start, and basic instrumentation to tie into this Diagnostic Plug.
Might make engine tune ups and trouble shooting easier ?
From what I can see my fixed plug in the engine bay still has all the original wiring in place.
I imagine the original male pin socket that plugs into this fixed female receptacle plug is as rare as rocking horse poo now?
Just curious - has anyone ever tried to use this Diagnostic Plug? Has anyone ever made up a DIY male pin socket to fit?
Just for background info on this Diagnostic Plug, some light bedtime reading can be found within these links
http://www.speedyjim.net/htm/plug.htm
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewto...p?t=720303
For some years now I have stared at the electrical Diagnostic Plug/Test Port in my engine bay and thought this could be useful
Possibly make up a panel for remote engine start, and basic instrumentation to tie into this Diagnostic Plug.
Might make engine tune ups and trouble shooting easier ?
From what I can see my fixed plug in the engine bay still has all the original wiring in place.
I imagine the original male pin socket that plugs into this fixed female receptacle plug is as rare as rocking horse poo now?
Just curious - has anyone ever tried to use this Diagnostic Plug? Has anyone ever made up a DIY male pin socket to fit?
Just for background info on this Diagnostic Plug, some light bedtime reading can be found within these links
http://www.speedyjim.net/htm/plug.htm
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewto...p?t=720303
1971 Sopru aka Doob