It seems to be from the 40 V NR / EP harness, but not 100% sure. As the print is missing a line on the right, I can’t be sure of the markings, it might be 1076A, 1078F etc… can someone help with this?
It’s the beige wire on the photo.
Wire identification
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drumvlado
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Wire identification
Hi. I have a loose wire with a pin at the BSI and this can’t be good…
It seems to be from the 40 V NR / EP harness, but not 100% sure. As the print is missing a line on the right, I can’t be sure of the markings, it might be 1076A, 1078F etc… can someone help with this?
It’s the beige wire on the photo.
It seems to be from the 40 V NR / EP harness, but not 100% sure. As the print is missing a line on the right, I can’t be sure of the markings, it might be 1076A, 1078F etc… can someone help with this?
It’s the beige wire on the photo.
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mickthemaverick
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Re: Wire identification
Can you confirm the Car model, year, engine, gearbox and RPO number and I will try and trace the wire if it is pre 2013. If later you will need help from a member with their own access to the live Servicebox system. 
I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure!
I used to ride on two wheels, but now I need all four!
I used to ride on two wheels, but now I need all four!