broken fuel injector connection
#2
go to the junk yard and take another connector (i'd recommend taking all 4 connectors from the doner car).... i did the same thing....those damn things are so brittle! be careful when pulling the wires from the connector, its kindof a pain! but it works..what year is it?? 86-87 had the same injector connection.....88 had its own connection....and 89-91 had its own! just make sure you get the right one! (im sure you knew all that..... but put it there just in case)
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Mazda, but they'll want your first born for it...
Can you remove all the potting & rubber crap off of it and solder the connection back on? Or is the plastic shell beyond hope? Haven't had to mess with mine yet, so I'm just guessing here...
Can you remove all the potting & rubber crap off of it and solder the connection back on? Or is the plastic shell beyond hope? Haven't had to mess with mine yet, so I'm just guessing here...
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nope the plastic is beyond hope, i dont understand why someone doesnt sell these things i am sure they could make a killing. i just dont what to jerry rig my harness cause i could solder it but i want it to be like factory.
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I actually think guys have said that they're available at some auto parts places, Bosch or somebody makes them...Give it a little more time, someone will get on and straighten it out for you
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They are a standard Bosch connecter. Some auto supply houses carry them. Take yours with to match, or go to the salvage yard and get under the hood of a newer Ford. The Ford/Bosch clips snap on without the that damn metal clip. When I had my injectors cleaned I had to replace all of the clips.
When you tie the clips into the harness, use good crimp connectors or solder them, then cover the connection with the water proof heat shrink tubing, the kind that has the wax inside the tube.
When you tie the clips into the harness, use good crimp connectors or solder them, then cover the connection with the water proof heat shrink tubing, the kind that has the wax inside the tube.
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OK guys not finding the connector any suggestions the dealership is way out of the question they want 600 bucks for a new harness. WOW. anyways i am at a loss i am gonna call a few more auto part stores but i dont foresee any luck.
#12
Ebay has them with pigtails. You solder the wires and you're set. I bought a bunch for all connectors including thermo sensor and BAC.
You guys gotta stop getting 15+ year old parts out of junked cars.
You guys gotta stop getting 15+ year old parts out of junked cars.
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OK for those who want to know i finally found it and the fuel injector plugs are 4.50 a peice and he will ship four of them for 10 bucks so 28 dollars total, his website is http://www.fiveomotorsport.com/Injector_SetsMAZDA.asp
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Originally Posted by demonRX-7
how did you search for it on ebay cause i tried rx-7 wiring harness and got nothing. also i have searched i just dont know what to use for keywords.
Not Rx7 harness....
Here...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...sPageName=WDVW
He's good and fast shipping.
#17
holy **** thats a much better price than mazdatrix. 234$ for all 4 plugs, compared to the 200$ PER PLUG that mazdatrix wants... bastards.
thx for the link, I've been thinking of picking up a new set, im sure the car could use it.
thx for the link, I've been thinking of picking up a new set, im sure the car could use it.
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