Can you identify the plugs

[Jay]

Ok. Having purchaced rear led clusters from Van-x, it looks like i neef to knock up an adapter cable.

The cable needs to convert from the oval type plug (led) to the rectangular (standard).

Can anyone identify the plugs and where i can get them from.



Thanks. Jay

 

[Nickdaw]

I would get on to Van -x first
their info "These lights are plug and play no welding, drilling or modifications are required."
have you gone for the dynamic lights?

 

[Kingsway]

Ok. Having purchaced rear led clusters from Van-x, it looks like i neef to knock up an adapter cable.

The cable needs to convert from the oval type plug (led) to the rectangular (standard).

Can anyone identify the plugs and where i can get them from.



Thanks. Jay

Don't know the part number but I got mine from VW, it's a blank plug/socket and you take the pins from the original and put in the new one, you don't need to cut or solder any cables, at least I never.

 

[Kingsway]

Just found photos of the back of the VW led and the plug needed, if you look closely you can see the part number.

 

[Jay]

I have sent van x an email. Just got to wait for them to get back to me. A bit annoyed because i did specificly ask weather they would fit.

Can fit them by cutting the wires but dont want to ruin the old lights.

Cheers for the pic. Suppose i should have checked the plug for the part no.

 

[Kingsway]

Just looked at Van X website and it says they come with plug sockets, not in the bottom of the box are they?

 

[Pauly]

LED fittings use a different plug from all the standard lights, I have some of the required plugs that I have taken of vans when swapping lights you are welcome to a couple for the price of postage

 

[Jay]

@Pauly that would be brilliant.

Pm me your paypal

Much appreciated.

J

 

[Jay]

Like the look of the lights. Wanted to go for smoked bit couldnt stretch to the OEM ones.

There is a switch on the back so you can turn off the dynamic effect.

 

[Kingsway]

That looks like a different plug again, it definitely says on the website easy to fit using the supplied sockets perhaps they just missed them out.

 

[Pauly]

I think they are referring to upgrading standard rear light units in which case it would be a straight swap, that looks like the standard plug to me which is one row of 5/6 connectors as opposed to 2 rows of three on the factory LED lights

 

[drew_greenday]

I think they are referring to upgrading standard rear light units in which case it would be a straight swap, that looks like the standard plug to me which is one row of 5/6 connectors as opposed to 2 rows of three on the factory LED lights

So the plug pictured in @Jay picture is for a standard tailgate light. Jay, do you have LED's fitted to your bus?

 

[Jay]

Yes. And so have the plug in @Kingsway photo.

So would be a straight swap if you jave standard lights.

 

[Kingsway]

Yes. And so have the plug in @Kingsway photo.

So would be a straight swap if you jave standard lights.

Just read your original post again, didn't realise you already had leds, it all makes sense now!

 

[drew_greenday]

Any pics with them on @Jay? They look ok. Are you selling your OEM LED's?

 

[LordGozer]

@Jay I'd also be interested in how they look, pics when sorted would be great

 

[Jay]

Will post picks when wiring sorted. Wont be selling oem straight away. They might end up on my work van.