Hey Guys.
While my truck is apart, I decided to replace the DS taillight mount panel. I damaged it on my last excursion and it was cheaper to replace. On the rear of the panel here is a conical shaped protrusion and the front is covered by a tiny square patch. Is this a blackout light mount? Mine had wires running into it with a bad caulking job covering the hole, but the wires were just sitting loose in the void.
Rear, DS, taillight Panel
Rear, DS, taillight Panel
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1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
I'm curious to know what that is for too.
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Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
My truck had a 24V connector there. On the schematic it is marked battery charger socket - optional.
Chris
'74 710K
'74 710K
Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
Really? Like a specialized plug?ccalingaert wrote:My truck had a 24V connector there. On the schematic it is marked battery charger socket - optional.
Ottawa, Canada
1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
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Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
Funny as I noticed it on the one that just sold on ebay and checked pics of mine to see if I had it, which I don't
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Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
Cool!TechMOGogy wrote:Funny as I noticed it on the one that just sold on ebay and checked pics of mine to see if I had it, which I don't
That would make trickle charging MUCH easier!
Ottawa, Canada
1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
1974 710M
2007 2WD Ural Patrol
Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
I have it on my 710K which has the 12 pin trailer plug as well. It's a heavy gauge 2 pin plug which I have the Mil # for somewhere.
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Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
Raises the question, is it to be used with the master power switch in the on or off position?
Guess I need to study the schematic.
Guess I need to study the schematic.
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Re: Rear, DS, taillight Panel
The schematic shows the wire going to the starter so you would need to have the battery disconnect key in place but not the ignition switched on.
Chris
'74 710K
'74 710K