July 13, 201511 yr comment_698628 Obscure post of the month If you have bought a 3 Gauge TE27 centre cluster to retrofit into your KE2x and need the plug, it is identical to that found in the dash wiring of a 1975 MS85 Crown. I realise MS85's don't exactly grow on trees, but neither do TE27's Report
July 14, 201511 yr comment_698649 I realise MS85's don't exactly grow on trees, but neither do TE27's I figured I'd just be able to buy a new generic plug when the time came to fit it all up.......?? Report
July 14, 201511 yr Author comment_698668 Fraid not. If you look at the speedo/tacho cluster round wiring plug, it is a smaller 6 pin version of that. I'm sure you will work something out. You can cannabalise the terminals from a KE2x dash cluster, or find a modern terminal equivalent. But the plug isn't something you can get off the shelf. Report
July 15, 201511 yr comment_698685 interesting..........oh well I know a guy....... Thanks for the info Report
December 14, 201510 yr comment_701961 Hey parrot, Any new alternatives to this scenario for the centre gauges? Any other cars with similar plug? Something from jaycar? Just picked up a te27 cluster, tacho section working, was also wondering why the hazard toggle also has two click options when you twist it...? Mitch Report
December 15, 201510 yr Author comment_701977 No. A plug will be factory or nothing. Someone here was wrecking an MS85 recently. http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/threads/85475-Wrecking-1980-MS85-Crown-Super-Saloon Failing that, look out for similar era imported higher end Toyota's such as the fancy Corona of the time. It will need to be an imported car I reckon, not AMI built Report
December 15, 201510 yr comment_701980 i have a MS85 sitting form my RS50-->MS50 build... PM me if you want anything :) Report
December 15, 201510 yr comment_701981 ah well this is where making bits off different cars fit where they were never intended sometimes pays off. find a mitsubishi l300 van. pull the cluster. There's your plugs. easy to find Report
July 26, 201610 yr comment_705647 I had the same problem but wired up every thing with these wires bullets. It worked fine till eventually i found a plug but still worked with them. If them do not fit exactly just press them a little get them more "roundly" Report
August 27, 20251 yr comment_738323 Hey Parrot, Any chance of a clearer photo of this 3 gauge cluster plug so I can see which wires go where? Report
August 27, 20251 yr Author comment_738324 As you can see from one of the photo's above, the pins are numbered consecutively 1 - 6. Wire colours are as follows. 1. Yellow / Black 2. Yellow / Green 3. White / Black 4. empty 5. Red / Black 6. Yellow I haven't made any effort to workout where they go Report
August 29, 20251 yr Author comment_738328 If you can bear with me, the wonders of google translate have enabled me to read a Japanese manual I have. I just need to cross reference and see if i can save the images to post up. Report
September 6, 20251 yr Author comment_738332 Unfortunately the centre cluster gauges don’t appear in the wiring diagram. These photos may or may not assist. Batsuteri is battery. I have no idea what N, B, F and E represent unless they are printed on the circuit board. Report
September 6, 20251 yr Author comment_738333 And for completeness, as people interested in this are likely to want to know the pins for the tacho dash Report
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