Fixing wiring harness - connectors
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Fixing wiring harness - connectors
Hi,
So I picked up my FD that needs a lot of work and am going through the process of sorting issues out. One thing that I figured when I bought it and am certain of now is the wiring basically needs to be stripped out and redone. The guy did a hack job on a lot of it from the looks of it, and some of the connectors are cracking at the pins / exposed wires.
I've searched through the forum a few times, have the diagrams, wiring harness pictures, explanation of what connectors are what, and guides to shortening / lengthening / converting to single turbo.
What I can't find though is: What sort of pins does the wiring harness use for the connectors, I'd imagine most of them are different? A few of my wires are breaking at the connectors so I need to either pop them out and put a new pin on it or replace the connector.
Is this feasible or would I be better off buying a different harness and splicing things together? Redoing the wiring doesn't worry me, but the car is in storage an hour and a half drive away so I can't just pop out to go look at a few connectors.
If anyone has a link I'd greatly appreciate it, I tried searching but to no avail. Thanks
So I picked up my FD that needs a lot of work and am going through the process of sorting issues out. One thing that I figured when I bought it and am certain of now is the wiring basically needs to be stripped out and redone. The guy did a hack job on a lot of it from the looks of it, and some of the connectors are cracking at the pins / exposed wires.
I've searched through the forum a few times, have the diagrams, wiring harness pictures, explanation of what connectors are what, and guides to shortening / lengthening / converting to single turbo.
What I can't find though is: What sort of pins does the wiring harness use for the connectors, I'd imagine most of them are different? A few of my wires are breaking at the connectors so I need to either pop them out and put a new pin on it or replace the connector.
Is this feasible or would I be better off buying a different harness and splicing things together? Redoing the wiring doesn't worry me, but the car is in storage an hour and a half drive away so I can't just pop out to go look at a few connectors.
If anyone has a link I'd greatly appreciate it, I tried searching but to no avail. Thanks
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Take a look at this link for replacement connectors:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/electrical-connector-electrical-pin-electrical-contact-882487/
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/electrical-connector-electrical-pin-electrical-contact-882487/
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@Gen2 Thats almost exactly what i was looking for thanks!
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http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/ind.../cPath/109_172
So you didn't state which harness you need these for but if this is for the engine harness then the above link might help. I believe you're only looking for the terminals?
I broke the wire going into the terminal for the knock sensor and I swapped a terminal from one of the pre-assembled Tyco connectors (CONN-85729) and it was a great fit.
I'm not sure which type to get though since they can be purchased separately but perhaps you can take one for the team and report back.
So you didn't state which harness you need these for but if this is for the engine harness then the above link might help. I believe you're only looking for the terminals?
I broke the wire going into the terminal for the knock sensor and I swapped a terminal from one of the pre-assembled Tyco connectors (CONN-85729) and it was a great fit.
I'm not sure which type to get though since they can be purchased separately but perhaps you can take one for the team and report back.
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