Does anyone know of a local supplier for 9 PIN trailer plugs? I want to tow a trailer with my Defender and it has a 9 PIN outlet with large round plugs which are larger than the Pollack-style small pin round plugs common to North America. The plugs on my truck looks original to the vehicle. Any leads would be appreciated.
Cheers, Rob
9 PIN trailer plug question
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Rob
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Thanks for the advice gents I will follow-up on the ideas.
For north american trailers my plan is to make an adapter complete with a diode black box to convert the 9 pin to either 7 blade or 4 pin. I am looking to maintain the 9 PIN system as it has a number of handy power leads that are not typical to north american models (such as a back-up light feed and a constant power feed even when the truck is switched-off). Plus the hardware on the truck is in great shape, are heavy duty and all the power feeds are working well.
That being said, I am wondering if anyone has found a local supplier of the 9 PIN plug hardware as I need one or two plugs in order to manufacture my adapters. Atlantic British supplies some but I am hoping to shop closer to home.
Cheers, Rob
For north american trailers my plan is to make an adapter complete with a diode black box to convert the 9 pin to either 7 blade or 4 pin. I am looking to maintain the 9 PIN system as it has a number of handy power leads that are not typical to north american models (such as a back-up light feed and a constant power feed even when the truck is switched-off). Plus the hardware on the truck is in great shape, are heavy duty and all the power feeds are working well.
That being said, I am wondering if anyone has found a local supplier of the 9 PIN plug hardware as I need one or two plugs in order to manufacture my adapters. Atlantic British supplies some but I am hoping to shop closer to home.
Cheers, Rob
