Nothing... .That location is empty on T2.
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I think he just said there isn;t a connector?

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/terminator-2-clubmembers-only/page/12

https://forum-s3.pinside.com/201212/522952/56848.jpg

Covered with red tape it seems

Those pins are not used in T2. What are you missing? My game is open right now so I can take snapshots of anything you need.

J120 is indeed used on T2.

The color standard for the connector is on pinwiki

J120 is indeed used on T2. According to the manual, it has the GI wiring going to the translight.

The picture from the thread posted above confirms it. The red tape is over J123 and J124. J120 has a connector on it.

Don't trust the wiring listed in the manual. It's wrong. Use the color code standard in the manual.

J120 and J121 can be interchanged, it's possible that someone has plugged the backglass GI into J121, or wired both into the same connector.

That connector needs replaced. It's toast.

As used in WPC pinballs
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Whoops, looks like I gave you some bad info. My board was prob not fixed properly. I replaced the pins and connector on J121 as they were burnt bad. Previous owner must have relocated wires from J120 to J121 as it was empty when I got it. Gives me something to fix

Both head and PG GI can run to either J120 or J121. The two connectors are the sMe form, fit and function. They exist that way to ease manufacturing. The head and PF can be completely manufactured then come together on the assembly line. Then is a some matter of plugging in the connectors.
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It all runs to J121. It's all GI lighting so it doesn't matter, the only drawback is overloading the pins.
Might run a little hotter than normal, I plan on repinning j120 to split up the workload