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Old May 16, 2026 | 08:58 PM
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Where can I get this connector

What's the part number for this connector off an FD fuel rail sensor? I need to replace mine as I'm finally getting the new fuel rails installed





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Old May 16, 2026 | 09:13 PM
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Its for a sensor you don't need and will not be using. Theres no need to repair or replace it.

If those are the splices with the built in solder, you're going to not want to use those. they will not last
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Old May 16, 2026 | 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by FDAUTO
Its for a sensor you don't need and will not be using. Theres no need to repair or replace it.

If those are the splices with the built in solder, you're going to not want to use those. they will not last
So what is this sensor for in the first place, I was thinking it's a fuel pressure sensor. ???
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That is a fuel temperature sensor. It is generally considered unnecessary. Virtually all aftermarket rails do away with the sensor altogether. Personally, however, if it is possible to run one (i.e. using OEM rail), I absolutely would.

That plug is a TE/AMP Econoseal J Series PN 178392-6

And I second the suggestion to avoid those wire seal connectors in the engine bay. They aren't rated for exposure to temperatures over about 250 degrees. You can generally bet on our underhood temperatures exceeding over 300 degrees and certain areas - like trapped under the UIM - will greatly exceed that. Between the high heat and the temp cycling, those won't last very long.
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