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#802311 23/06/24 08:11 AM
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2012 5 speeder I seem to have lost power to both dials on the dash board. No speedo, revs, info, no warning lights - absolute zip. Suspect the power supply connection. Fuse ok. Taken the fire wall out. Moving wires in the loom momentarily restores but I can’t find which particular wire or connecting block is the one. The published electrical diagram is pretty useless ( to me at least) does anybody which is the supply wire?
Just out of interest, in the absence of someone to watch the display for signs of life I’ve positioned my phone where I can see it and the camera can monitor the dash.


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With respect. Might be useful to know what kind of Morgan you have -- three-wheeler? four-wheeler? and what year.
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Good thought 2012, 5 speed. Now edited - to be fair it is at least on the 3 wheeler section. Its just I’m more used to the face book groups!


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Having spent some time moving the loom around and having power coming on and going off, I now cannot get it it fail. Having cut away all the supporting cable ties I’m now replacing those and binding together both halves of each connector block for good measure.


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Try breaking then re-making the 20 pin connector to panel from main loom. This carries on pin 2 a plain green wire with main power from fuse 9 to the panel. It may be that with your efforts you have already inadvertantly done this hence unable to re-create issue.

Fuse 9 labelled as instruments/mode select also provides power on a second green wire to the stalk switch FWIW.


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The 20 pin connector seems to cause quite a few issues, intermittent engine stops etc. Thanks for your input again Richard, I can never work out how you make sense of the wire diagram in the parts book....but you do.

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