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Author: | rms [ Sun Dec 13, 2020 5:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Hi! New here... my background: learnt to drive in a 1275 GT and did simple maintenance on it as a teenager. My first car was a '68 mini - always regretted having to trade it, but it couldn't cope with the miles and I couldn't afford to run two cars... Anyway now (much) older with a teenage son of my own and starting a rebuild of a 1974 Leyland Mini Clubman 1000 (Australian model). Not much history with the car but it's spent most of its life in WA so very little rust, bad respray, fairly recent engine rebuild and runs pretty smooth, interior very shonky (complete with wasps nest), dodgy electrics. Stripping things down to find out how much more there is to do and found the PCB behind the instrument panel burnt out... easy enough to replace but the connector plug/wiring loom has me completely confused. FYI this is a 2 instrument binnacle (speedo/tacho on the left, fuel & temp on the right): This is the back of the unit showing the PCB and the fried section between the connector and voltage stabiliser: Here is the connector, pins 1-6 and 7-12: I cannot track down a wiring diagram that matches exactly what I am seeing. The closest I have come is a Clubman/Clubman GT diagram referenced in another thread here: http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=95223&hilit=wiring+diagram+1976 Here's what I have and my identification against the wiring diagrams I have found and the PCB/instrument panel itself: Pin --- Wire colour ---- Function 1 ----- Green/white --- R turn indicator 2 ----- Green/black --- Fuel gauge 3 ----- Green/blue ---- Coolant temperature 4 ----- Blue/white ----- High beam indicator 5 ----- Black ------------ Ground 6 ----- Green/red ------ L turn indicator 7 ----- Not connected 8 ----- Green ----------- 12V (ignition on?) 9 ----- Green x 2 ------- Presumably also 12V? 10 ---- Brown/yellow -- Alternator warning 11 ---- White/brown --- Oil pressure 12 ---- Red/white ------ Panel lights I'm happy that the pins/wires 1-6,10 and 11 match the wiring diagram and trace in the PCB to the correct lamps/gauges (although the white/brown oil pressure wire looks white/black to me). Here are the inconsistencies: -- Pin 12 is definitely the panel lights but the wiring diagram says it should be red/green not red/white. -- Pin 7 is not connected to anything on the wiring loom, but on the PCB the circuit from this contact lights up the red light under the speedo (ignition warning light?) -- Pin 9 has 2 greens but there is no contact on the PCB -- The wiring diagram has pin 7 as the blue/white high beam wire and pin 4 not connected. Can anyone shed any light on the inconsistencies or my misunderstandings, please? I don't want to fry the replacement PCB! The fuel/temp binnacle has the alternator warning light (lower left), oil pressure (lower right) and high beam (top). Can anyone tell me what the red light below the speedo should indicate? As I said it is not connected to the wiring loom (at present). I'd guess it is the ignition warning light, but I suppose it might also be redundant on my model? Thanks in advance! Richard |
Author: | wild_willy [ Sun Dec 13, 2020 10:14 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Solder a short wire bridging the gap of the burnt track and replace the voltage stabiliser with a 10 volt electronic regulator version. Should be all good then. |
Author: | fffffred [ Tue Dec 15, 2020 5:07 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Hope this helps... |
Author: | gtogreen1969 [ Tue Dec 15, 2020 6:51 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Here is another one Attachment: Updated Leyland Clubman and Clubman GT Wiring Diagram.jpg
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Author: | Steam [ Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:33 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
gtogreen1969 wrote: Here is another one Attachment: Updated Leyland Clubman and Clubman GT Wiring Diagram.jpg Your welcome. |
Author: | DTrain [ Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:38 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
8 should be switched 12V (typically from fuse 3) which feeds into B on the voltage regulator. 9 you can see on the back of your gauge that there is no connection so the two green wires aren't doing anything. 7 I think should be your low beam, to illuminate when your lights are on? Sent from my SM-A520F using Tapatalk |
Author: | rms [ Sun Dec 20, 2020 12:07 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Thanks, everyone (and sorry not to have replied sooner - flat out at work pre-Xmas) @wild_willy: will probably do that as a test before risking the new PCB @fffffred (five-f fred?): the variety of wiring diagram variants is staggering. This one is a new set of similarities and differences to the wiring in my car! @gtogreen1969: this is the closest yet - thank you! There is still the pin difference at 4 and 7 - there must be different PCBs for each model. However aside from that discrepancy (which is easy to trace on the PCB) everything else matches. I haven't found the "body junction plug" yet but will have a poke around this arvo... @DTrain: I agree - thanks. I assume that the pin 9 connection was a convenient way to terminate or join the two greens, or perhaps for future use. The red light on (unconnected) pin 7 still has me mystified - do other Minis of this era have the red light below the speedo come on for low beam, and the blue at the top of the fuel/temp binnacle for high? Seems like an odd set-up... I did find a wiring loom label which reads "LEYLAND AYG9504 SPHINX SYDNEY". Googling "Sphinx Sydney" brings up a war memorial, an aluminium manufacturer and a clothing business... Nada for "Leyland AYG9504" but I assume it's the part number. |
Author: | winabbey [ Sun Dec 20, 2020 5:59 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
rms wrote: I did find a wiring loom label which reads "LEYLAND AYG9504 SPHINX SYDNEY". Googling "Sphinx Sydney" brings up a war memorial, an aluminium manufacturer and a clothing business... Nada for "Leyland AYG9504" but I assume it's the part number. AYG9504 is the Leyland Australia part number for the loom/harness. Sphinx are (were) one of the manufacturers for Leyland. Some harnesses have CMAPL on them, indicating they were made by Cable Makers Australia Pty Ltd. |
Author: | Steam [ Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:33 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
rms wrote: @gtogreen1969: this is the closest yet - thank you! There is still the pin difference at 4 and 7 - there must be different PCBs for each model. However aside from that discrepancy (which is easy to trace on the PCB) everything else matches. I haven't found the "body junction plug" yet but will have a poke around this arvo.... gtogreen simply stole the diagram fr9m another website. The thanks should go to the person who spent the time to do the drawing. |
Author: | rms [ Mon Dec 21, 2020 5:21 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Steam wrote: The thanks should go to the person who spent the time to do the drawing. I'm happy to attribute thanks and acknowledge the source. Perhaps you could post a link to the original website? |
Author: | winabbey [ Mon Dec 21, 2020 11:45 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Steam wrote: gtogreen simply stole the diagram fr9m another website. The thanks should go to the person who spent the time to do the drawing. The issue of plagiarism is a tricky one when things are posted and reposted in the public domain. Watermarking an image is one way to identify its origin, something I do on some material I post, but not all. In this case, since the originators name and contact details are in the actual diagram I took this as sufficient acknowledgement of the source. |
Author: | Steam [ Mon Dec 21, 2020 2:01 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
rms wrote: Steam wrote: The thanks should go to the person who spent the time to do the drawing. I'm happy to attribute thanks and acknowledge the source. Perhaps you could post a link to the original website? I originally drew the drawing for my own use but after several requests it was put up on the Vic Mini Club website. https://5f20f8e4-3efc-4147-a491-c143d7c ... dcc35d.pdf It is now available on this forum in the "How to" board for all members to use freely. viewtopic.php?f=25&t=100631 |
Author: | rms [ Wed Dec 23, 2020 1:36 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
Steam wrote: It is now available on this forum in the "How to" board for all members to use freely. https://ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=100631 Thank you ![]() |
Author: | auster3 [ Wed Dec 23, 2020 5:14 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: 1974 Mini Clubman instrument wiring |
I have just had a problem with the fuel gauge on my 1972 Clubman. The gauge stopped working and the fault was identified as a broken copper track on the PCB plastic strip just where the plug connects. An attempt to solder it was unsuccessful as the copper strip just came away from the underlying plastic. A jumper wire from the gauge to the cable fixed it. Someone has already noted the variations in colour coding. While the standard Lucas code for instrument lights is red with a white trace, the Mini seems to have red with a green trace. |
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