'13 Defender 90 tow bar wiring "loom"

**Pickles2** · 31st October 2013, 06:48 AM

Originally Posted by Spencer72

I was quoted around $580 for genuine LR towbar & $240 for the wiring loom. Does that sound about right?

Was the loom part number LR005920, and did they have it in stock?
I reckon this loom is the way to go, without splicing etc etc, just a straight plug in, at both ends, can't understand why most Dealers, including mine, don't seem familiar with it, & don't use it?.....If it's factory, & designed for the job,...why not?
Cheers,

**flywheel au** · 31st October 2013, 07:45 AM

Hi, for your info I purchased a LR towbar and wiring loom from Lyntons on the Gold Coast in June . Towbar $461.00
Loom $182.00
The loom came with a large round 7 pin socket which I replaced with a 7 pin flat socket.
The lot took about an hour to fit.
Jim.

**flywheel au** · 31st October 2013, 07:52 AM

Looked at the invoice, Those figures did not include GST.
Jim.

**Pickles2** · 31st October 2013, 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by flywheel au

Looked at the invoice, Those figures did not include GST.
Jim.

Thanks, was the loom p/n the same as the one I'm quoting?
Cheers, Pickles.

**flywheel au** · 31st October 2013, 06:28 PM

Hi, Loom, part No RO-LR005920 N TYPE TOWING

Jim

**Pickles2** · 31st October 2013, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by flywheel au

Hi, Loom, part No RO-LR005920 N TYPE TOWING

Jim

Thanks, that is the one I'm looking at.
Pickles.

**FeatherWeightDriver** · 31st October 2013, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by flywheel au

Hi, Loom, part No RO-LR005920 N TYPE TOWING

Jim

According to the current brochure that part number (and LR005921 for S type electrics) are not compatible with LED trailer lights.

If my trailer has LED lights on it does that mean I need to go aftermarket / custom to make it work? Or are they covering themselves for trailers wired with positive / negative earths?

**voltron** · 31st October 2013, 10:42 PM

Originally Posted by FeatherWeightDriver

According to the current brochure that part number (and LR005921 for S type electrics) are not compatible with LED trailer lights.

If my trailer has LED lights on it does that mean I need to go aftermarket / custom to make it work? Or are they covering themselves for trailers wired with positive / negative earths?

Apparently this was another reason the Hayman Reese was a good option as they give you a box that allows you to have led trailer lights.

So I was told.

**FeatherWeightDriver** · 1st November 2013, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by voltron

Apparently this was another reason the Hayman Reese was a good option as they give you a box that allows you to have led trailer lights.

Is it part of the price of the bar? Otherwise the factory bar and HR electrics may be an option...

**Leroy_Riding** · 1st November 2013, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by voltron

Apparently this was another reason the Hayman Reese was a good option as they give you a box that allows you to have led trailer lights.

So I was told.

what is this 'box' for LED trailer lights? ive used LED trailer lights on my 2012 puma 90 with no special 'box' i jstu replaced the plug on the 'hidden plug' with my own and made my own loom with both 7pin round and flat's and plug in whatever trailer I want, have never had an issue. . . Id has it a guess its just a ballast to make the trailer light flash on the dash maybe? that said mine flashes with LED lights on the trailer and no fancy box. . .

all the mentioned prices seem high here, I got a OEM LR towbar RA00623 from MR Auto for $420 inc GST Im pretty sure, came with a loom to 'splice' which i fitted waterproof plug to and then the other end to replace the 'hidden plug' the new connectors cost me about $25 from autobarn.

I would say inflation must be a factor here?

Leroy

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