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TEA2085 6V Gas and Electrical Wiring

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Harald from Nor

05-24-2004 02:47:23




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Hallo
The electrical wiring on my fergy is in very bad condition. Is there a website where I can buy a new set and have it shipped to Norway?

Harald




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James, UK

05-24-2004 09:05:09




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 Re: TEA2085 6V Gas and Electrical Wiring in reply to Harald from Norway, 05-24-2004 02:47:23  
Harald - the wiring loom is pretty easy to make up yourself if you get hold of a wiring diagram (say from a reprinted Ferguson manual) and unless you have lights fitted is around 5 wires - none of which needs to carry a huge load.

A 'new' loom is around 50GBP plus postage/shipping etc. So why not try making your own? It will be more fun than just fitting a new one.



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Al in BC

05-24-2004 17:22:22




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 Re: Re: TEA2085 6V Gas and Electrical Wiring in reply to James, UK, 05-24-2004 09:05:09  
Harald .

Give me a contact on the back burner. I have a drawing for your rewire. The only thing is that it is French. My School French got through this though.

Al in BC



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Jim W

05-24-2004 19:43:41




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 Re: Re: Re: TEA2085 6V Gas and Electrical Wiring in reply to Al in BC, 05-24-2004 17:22:22  
Here's one. They do list TE20 with Lucas at $109 US so as mentioned it is expensive compared with making it yourself. You would want to be sure to confirm whether you have a six volt system, as the output wire from the generator might be thicker than on a 12 volt system. Jim
PS By the serial number you mentioned before I think you might have a 2080 rather than a 2085.

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Jim W

05-24-2004 20:15:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: TEA2085 6V Gas and Electrical Wiri in reply to Jim W, 05-24-2004 19:43:41  
Sorry I blew it on the comment about the 2080 - I was thinking of someone else.
JIm



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