Power steering relay holder

Power steering relay holder

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bubblebobble

Original Poster:

381 posts

189 months

Saturday 14th May 2022
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Hi,

now there are some very knowledgeable electrical type people here, I am hoping somebody can help me.

I need to build a new cable that runs from the battery to the power steering pump.
What Iam looking for is where to buy the plug the relay fits into and the wiring of the cable.
I am afraid I dont have anything for reference only the odd picture of said cable off the net.

Ideally a diagram would be most welcomed.

Thanks


subseamatt

79 posts

67 months

Saturday 14th May 2022
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Get yourself a copy of the Tamora electrical diagrams and that'll tell you almost all you need about the wiring/circuit. Downloadable from the TVRCC website members area (if you're a member, along with the Graham Varley bible), or can be found if you do a bit of googling for it if not a member.
Not sure about the plug the relay fits into etc I'm afraid.

Polly Grigora

11,209 posts

109 months

Saturday 14th May 2022
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What car?

Is there no original wiring and relay holder?

bubblebobble

Original Poster:

381 posts

189 months

Saturday 14th May 2022
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Ah, never thought of looking in the manual or tvrcc resources.
Nope, do not have one for reference either.

I would imagine there will be markings on the holder , I suppose there would be alternatives too ?

bubblebobble

Original Poster:

381 posts

189 months

Thursday 26th May 2022
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Seems the relay holder or should I say socket is just a standard socket housed in a waterproof holder so no worries there.

Iam just trying to locate the correct plug for the PAS pump connection, looked at superseal and some molex types but no luck.
The plug has markings on it "MXG", but no real use to me other than finding I think an AMP series connector with a similar code which isnt it.
Perhaps I should remove the existing new connector and grab a male/female compatible one ? but which one smile
thoughts welcome

non_linear

278 posts

83 months

Friday 27th May 2022
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The pump was used on the CITROEN SAXO/ PEUGEOT 106 so it might be worth looking for parts or wiring looms for those cars.

Just a thought.

Sagi Badger

590 posts

193 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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Saxo, did a conversion on the Tuscan. didn't bother with the ECU to control the pump, used the alternator D+ (I think) to fire a relay that has permanent live via an inline fuse, think 35A??, from the starter positive. All neat and simple. See my post about 5 years back, I get the alternator terminals confused but you'll figure it out. Nice beefy relay and heat shrink it up. Jobs a goodun. get a bracket from TVR Parts and the top part of the Saxo mounting will work, make sure you get the rubber mountings with the pump.
J