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omega0684

posted on 19/3/08 at 04:29 PM Reply With Quote
wiring loom connectors/fittings?

hello all,

i am having a few problems tring to get hold of a few connectors for some of my sensors on my car,i am currently undergoing a megasquirt conversion on my pinto engine and im installing r1 throttle bodies. i have been tring to find some companies that sell electrical components for car looms but im having no look. i need the loom side connections for the injectors, the map sensor, the tps,and others like the trigger wheel pick up sensor.

do any of you know anywhere that sells these sorts of connections or alternative wiring solutions?

cheers guys

Alex





I love Pinto's, even if i did get mine from P&O!

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ChrisW

posted on 19/3/08 at 04:37 PM Reply With Quote
Coil pack can be got from PJ Motorsport (here's the one I bought ... eBay link). £6.75 + £1 p&p.

Injector plugs, which also fit various other bits, trigger-wheels.com. Their deluxe loom kit also looks good. Bit expensive at first glance, then you add up how much it would cost to buy reels of all the colours and it's probably a sensible idea unless you're planning on building loads of cars.

I've yet to find a source for the TPS plug. It's not the same as the one for the Cossie (that PJ Motorsport sell). Will probably end up re-using an old one. Same for the EDIS.

Chris

[Edited on 3/19/2008 by ChrisW]

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nib1980

posted on 19/3/08 at 04:40 PM Reply With Quote
wiring loom in a scrap car
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