T6.1 Terminal Part Number and Connector

[Scott2]

I am trying to run a USB-C socket from the firebox under the passenger seat where the leisure battery relay is. I’ve got 4 terminals types and none fit.

Second question, what is blue connector on the seat wiring loom for. I know have caravelle seats but nothing obvious for this connector.

 

[Pauly]

The fusebox takes the standard pincer type crimps
The smaller ones are often referred to as JPT or junior power timer and are used for mini blade fuses

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There is a larger version for the full size blade fuses

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[Scott2]

The fusebox takes the standard pincer type crimps
The smaller ones are often referred to as JPT or junior power timer and are used for mini blade fuses

Pardon our interruption...

There is a larger version for the full size blade fuses

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Thanks Paul, I don’t have that one!
Amazon will deliver some on Saturday!
Good job I’ve got few other things to do in the meantime

 

[Scott2]

Any ideas on the blue connector?
I wouldn’t of thought that the transporter and caravelle seats would differ that much?

 

[Pauly]

No idea mate not really played around with seats much

 

[manfrotto]

Heated seat or seat Occupency sensor maybe ?

 

[Scott2]

Heated seat or seat Occupency sensor maybe ?

Good shout but I think I can rule those out.
The black plug is obvious where to connect and is also the same on the same as the drivers side. My assumption is that this is the occupancy sensor.
The blue plug is passenger side only.

Heated seats weren’t fitted from factory and I have just added wiring loom for those as I have caravelle seats with heating setup already,

 

[Paynewright]

Does the seat have an airbag? (Ignore - they tend to have yellow connector plugs)

 

[manfrotto]

I think only the passenger seat has an occupancy sensor, so it can "arm" the airbags on that side. It would expect there will always be someone in the drivers seat. The only other sensor (on both sides) is the seat belt latched sensor.

 

[Scott2]

I think only the passenger seat has an occupancy sensor, so it can "arm" the airbags on that side. It would expect there will always be someone in the drivers seat. The only other sensor (on both sides) is the seat belt latched sensor.

I will double check again but I am pretty confident that the connector in question is only on the passenger side wiring harness.

Connector type does look very similar airbag but as @Paynewright states, these are normally yellow.

I will be back after lunch and will look again

 

[manfrotto]

does this help? It was from another thread on this forum.......

 

[manfrotto]

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Post in thread 'Seat removal - electrics'

20 Nov 2024

Here’s the wiring diagram for the seatbelt connectors.
The pressure pad has a normally open switch. The seatbelt has a normally closed connector.

With no-one sat on the seat, the signal gets as far as the pressure switch which is OPEN and no signal gets to earth.

When someone is sat on the seat with their seatbelt on, the signal from the control module passes through through the pressure pad (now CLOSED) and gets as far as the seatbelt which due to being plugged in, (now OPEN.)
Therefore no signal gets to earth.

When the connectors are unplugged, no signal can pass through them so...

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