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This thread http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=53763 seems to say that a NAS connector is an econoseal connector, so what you have bought is the same as the link I posted.

Can you post a photo of the TD5 horn connector?

It doesn't look like these does it? http://www.polevolt.co.uk/acatalog/Small_Superseal_Connectors.html

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Hi people, I'm after the name of the connector that plugs into the horn on a td5. I bought a nas connector as it looked similar but it wasn't. Any one know what it's called. Cheers mike

It's a Tyco/AMP 2-way Sealed MQS connector, similar to the ones used for side repeaters, see this - http://forums.lr4x4....showtopic=70955

There are variations in the 'coding' (keyways) on the female cable mounted connecters, but these aren't always implemented on the male half moulded into devices and sensors.

As I said in the thread above, I can supply these connectors, but they've gone up to £3.75 each, since I posted in that thread.

I have ones that are Coded 'A' and some others that are neutral coding.

If you can take a clear picture of the inside of the male connector, I will be able to tell if what I have will fit.

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Cheers for the replies. It's not the same as the superseal one as the "locking" tab is different. It might be the mqs one though I can't see any pics in the above post that looks the same. I can't get a decent pic of it but it's oval shaped with two pins and a small casting on the top corner inside. If that makes sense, I'll try and get some more pics. Cheers mike

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Cheers for the replies. It's not the same as the superseal one as the "locking" tab is different. It might be the mqs one though I can't see any pics in the above post that looks the same. I can't get a decent pic of it but it's oval shaped with two pins and a small casting on the top corner inside. If that makes sense, I'll try and get some more pics. Cheers mike

It's definately an MQS connector.

This is a cable mounted male MQS connector on a D4 heated washer jet, this will be the same as moulded into the horn's body.

Note the 'coding' keyways inside the connector's body -

th_DSC02375.jpg . th_DSC02376.jpg

This is the mating female half, with the corresponding 'coding' -

th_DSC02377.jpg . th_DSC02378.jpg

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Right got a photo

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Mine doesn't have the White bit inside tho?

The 'White bit' is the terminal retainer or secondary terminal lock.

The one I pictured has loose terminals, crimped onto the wire and inserted into the connector body.

There is a very tiny latch to stop the terminals pulling back out, but to relieve any strain on the terminal's latches, a secondary terminal lock is used.

The connector body on your horn doesn't have loose terminals, they're part of the assembly/moulding, so no need for a terminal lock.

Your connector body looks like Coding 'B' - I have MQS connectors that wiil mate with that.

PM me if you're interested.

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