Richard S

Removed the MAS today, here's what the connector looked like. I'm thinking the exposed wires isn't a good thing....like possible short/bad signal to the computer. This is right after the connector, where it makes a bend. Years of heat have hardened the covering, breaking it open. Now the wires are visible. So has anybody re-wired this part, and how difficult is it? Are new connectors available? Any BTDT?





Thanks, Rich

ZEUS+

http://www.eagleday.com/ampconnectors.html

928drvr86.5

I did mine awhile back

928drvr86.5

As Zeus suggests, the connectors are available from eagleday.com. Depending on how much length you have, I would consider making a six inch or so pigtail from the connector and solder a buttsplice for each wire to the harness where you clipped it off, otherwise the harness may be too short. I double layer the shrink tubing at each splice and then put a length of 3/4 inch shrink over the whole splice.

Richard S

So from the eagleday.com site I will need a "6-Pole Female AMP Junior Power Timer Connector Kit" part number ECK-226 in 1.5-2.0mm?

Rich