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I am trying to find the plug/connectors for the reverse lights. This is the other socket(s) that I have in mind.

Anyone tell me which two pins are for the reverse lights?

This socket is front left next to the radiator. I will post aother pic of its position.

Thats the neutral switch you can see bridged - my guess is the reverse lights are somewhere in these sockets.

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That first picture of the plug with the yellow circle around it is an ABS sensor plug.(100% sure)

I'am pritty sure its the Grey 8 pin plug that has a pin missing the one just below your bridged neutral plug that contains the reverse lights.

From memory mine went:

Pin location on grey 8 pin plug:

......1......................2......................3......................4

.........................................................................(Power)

................................................................................

......5......................6......................7......................8

(missing).............(nuetral)............(Reverse).................

On the Gearbox the reverse switch will be the one closest to the bell housing, the neutral switch is closest to the selector. I had to run some wires from the reverse switch on the gearbox to this grey plug.

Hope this helps!

MEGA

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