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Thanks all. So it's not simply disconnecting as was intimated in other posts and I have to bridge pins one and three. This means my getting hold of the wiring diagram which I have and determining which are pins 1 & 3 by the colour coding of the wiring in the diagram. Is that right? 
It's easier than that, 1 & 3 are the two outside pins in the connector. I carry a short piece of wire already prepped for the job in my tool roll.
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