Hi Mark
Is this a two piece unit with a leg from one piece that catches over the top
of the other piece? If it is I think I have one of these in my box of junk
If this is what you need I will mail too you Free If I have it! The purpose
of these plugs whatever their nature (several versions of these exist) is to
ensure that should the connections start to pull out the warning light
should let you know before the alternator is run open circuit (they go into
a runaway condition and self destruct!)
Graham.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Desenberg1@cs.com>
To: <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 1:57 AM
Subject: TR6 Altermator plug
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> My alternator is a 6ACR, number 23566A and 10 69 12V on the rear
cover.
> It's on a 1971 TR-6. The original plug that secures the three brown
wires,
> which was white or clear, at one time, is now rapidly crumbling. I have
> contacted British Wiring and that style is not available. The plastic
plug
> (housing) is really not necessary because the wires fit directly on to the
> terminals, but I would like to replace it. Looking at the back of the
> alternator, it is shaped like a backwards "L" with a regular size
connection
> at the top of the "L" and 2 larger than normal connections on the bottom
leg
> of the "L". Any suggestions on a source?
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Mark Desenberg
>
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