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Need a part (928 607 115 00)
Need help finding a part number for a short extention cable that goes from the TPS (throttle position switch) to the harness on '85-'86 32 valve engines. I checked PET but it doesn't show that cable.
Anyone?
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Last edited by Shane; Jan 5, 2008 at 12:48 PM.
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I need to the replace the same TPS extension harness as well. The male connector is nearly non-existent and was held together with electrical tape.
John - I'd like to make a replacement harness but I have not been able to locate the correct male and female 3 pin Bosch connectors. Do you know of a source here in the States or overseas?
Thanks,
Adam
John - I'd like to make a replacement harness but I have not been able to locate the correct male and female 3 pin Bosch connectors. Do you know of a source here in the States or overseas?
Thanks,
Adam
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I need to the replace the same TPS extension harness as well. The male connector is nearly non-existent and was held together with electrical tape.
John - I'd like to make a replacement harness but I have not been able to locate the correct male and female 3 pin Bosch connectors. Do you know of a source here in the States or overseas?
Thanks,
Adam
John - I'd like to make a replacement harness but I have not been able to locate the correct male and female 3 pin Bosch connectors. Do you know of a source here in the States or overseas?
Thanks,
Adam
Hello Adam
Eagleday can supply the 3 pin female "junior timer" connector, but it is a high $24.95.
The 3 pin male part is difficult to get here, on long delivery. I have stock of both male and female parts.
I can supply a female 3 pin kit with contacts and boot for 16 USD. Male version at the same price. I would have to add postage costs so it would be bettter for someone to take a single delivery on a group buy.
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NLA and the ones on my 85/86 engines are toast - sorry Shane 8>(
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I had a similar problem and basically eliminated the in line connector, soldering the wires and insulating with heat shrink. I know it makes diagnostics a little harder but there was really no benefit to the additional in line connections that I could determine.
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I was able to make my broken connector work by removing it from the bracket. It can then be pushed into the other connector farther. Then I strapped the two together.
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This doesn't help much, as the (3) position male (tab housing) is not available. But the site is a bit easier to use now. There's even a stock checking feature.
AMP/Tyco Junior (Power) Timer connectors
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This doesn't help much, as the (3) position male (tab housing) is not available. But the site is a bit easier to use now. There's even a stock checking feature.
AMP/Tyco Junior (Power) Timer connectors
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look in my old posts. I bought the ends to make the cable from a guy in England. I could go check my paypal acct if you come up empty and see who I paid. I bought all he had at the time. The cables are no longer made. The cable ends are no longer made. I bought 3 sets of all ends from the guy. The same end is used near the back of the engive also. I think it is for the crank sensor. This is going to be a major problem in the very near future.
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Hello Adam
Eagleday can supply the 3 pin female "junior timer" connector, but it is a high $24.95.
The 3 pin male part is difficult to get here, on long delivery. I have stock of both male and female parts.
I can supply a female 3 pin kit with contacts and boot for 16 USD. Male version at the same price. I would have to add postage costs so it would be bettter for someone to take a single delivery on a group buy.
Hello Adam
Eagleday can supply the 3 pin female "junior timer" connector, but it is a high $24.95.
The 3 pin male part is difficult to get here, on long delivery. I have stock of both male and female parts.
I can supply a female 3 pin kit with contacts and boot for 16 USD. Male version at the same price. I would have to add postage costs so it would be bettter for someone to take a single delivery on a group buy.
