OneWheelPeel

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Does anyone know of a source for the 2 pin plug pictured below? Its located on the charging harness and plugs into the alternator. Mine became crispy and literally fell off of the wiring.

I'd like to find a new plug, or even an equivalent one from another car that I could splice onto my wiring harness. I've already rehabed the rest of the harness, I was just hoping this part would survive.

creature546

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Been there....older subarus use the same plug....i am even have one laying around i could look if you need one

Seth

moconnor

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In general, FD connectors (as with most cars) are very hard to source and are generally sold wholesale by obscure (to the public) companies with minimum order quantities in the 1000s.

Meiogirl

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Someone else was looking for this in the parts for sale section last week. I think if you do a search for harness there you'll find it? There was a guy selling them for $20.

Ernesto13B

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/\ I agree, try searching the 3rd gen parts section or PM "Fritz Flynn" "CrispyRX7" or "Rotary Experiment Seven" They have tons of good condition harness connectors available

OneWheelPeel

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Thanks for the leads guys...

creature546

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really like i said...I had the exact same thing happen to me a few weeks ago. I work in a suby shop, so i thought about the older plugs and found one around the shop.....looked the same took it home plugged right in. have not had an issue since

Seth

OneWheelPeel

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I managed to de-pin mine and solder some fresh wires onto them. Everything seemed to go back ok, but I hate temporary fixes like that. What year, model subys did you find the plugs from? Might not be a bad idea to have a spare.

Thanks

creature546

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i know that 93-95/96 impreza's had them...where in CT are you...i work in Windsor locks at ECS Performance...I am sure that we a few of those plugs there

Seth