Connector Witch Hunt
So I've taken a shitload of pics, might be a little fuzzy in some. All come from a 94 1.8 (euro spec if it matters) except for the VVT ones obviously.
Alternator connector:




VTPS:



CLT sender for ECU, back of head:


Big connector from injector harness, female side:


Big connector from injector harness, male side:


Big pronged orange connector, I forget what it's for. Male side:


Big pronged orange connector, female side:


OEM narrowband O2 connector:


Now for the VVT motor:
Temp sender for gauge and ECU:

Cam sensor (I need this pigtail!!):



Crank sensor (I need this pigtail!!):


VVT actuator (I need this pigtail!!):


OEM NB knocksensor:


And a bonus, I have no idea what it is. It's bolted to the CAS block off plate on the VVT motor:
Alternator connector:
VTPS:
CLT sender for ECU, back of head:
Big connector from injector harness, female side:
Big connector from injector harness, male side:
Big pronged orange connector, I forget what it's for. Male side:
Big pronged orange connector, female side:
OEM narrowband O2 connector:
Now for the VVT motor:
Temp sender for gauge and ECU:
Cam sensor (I need this pigtail!!):
Crank sensor (I need this pigtail!!):
VVT actuator (I need this pigtail!!):
OEM NB knocksensor:
And a bonus, I have no idea what it is. It's bolted to the CAS block off plate on the VVT motor:
Last edited by Oscar; Apr 12, 2013 at 12:50 PM.
@Leafy - no the LAST pic - the 2 position connector attached to the CAS blockoff plate.
The VTPS connector:

Is a AMP SSC 4 position
Part.Nr. 184046-1
AMP SSC 4 Position Housing Key - A [Black] [184046-1] : New United Race Tech, New United Race Tech

@Oscar - have you got pics of the IAC connector?
The VTPS connector:
Is a AMP SSC 4 position
Part.Nr. 184046-1
AMP SSC 4 Position Housing Key - A [Black] [184046-1] : New United Race Tech, New United Race Tech

@Oscar - have you got pics of the IAC connector?
I just requested a sample of this to test. I'm going to be tuning a miata who at one pont had a different TPS and TB install and the stock connector was cut off, it has since returned to the stock TPS but simple has contacts slide over the pins and glued in place. I'd like to repair this.
yeah:
Easy... ;-) (dang, not so easy...)
I THINK it could be an AMP SSC 184002-1 connector, but I am not sure - I would like to have a pic from the back of the connector (anshrap picture;-) )
Greets
I THINK it could be an AMP SSC 184002-1 connector, but I am not sure - I would like to have a pic from the back of the connector (anshrap picture;-) )
Greets
Last edited by Zaphod; Apr 12, 2013 at 03:24 PM.
I think its more of, yeah he was running the car with the connector pins just pushed onto the sensor pins... I ran my vvt ignitions coils like that for a bit. lol.
Ah, now I see...
About the Alternator connector:
From the pics I think that the terminals are quite big (looks like 6.3mm) so the connector could be this one:
http://www.newunitedracetech.com/sho...6_944_1303_945
About the Alternator connector:
From the pics I think that the terminals are quite big (looks like 6.3mm) so the connector could be this one:
http://www.newunitedracetech.com/sho...6_944_1303_945
Last edited by Zaphod; Apr 12, 2013 at 04:15 PM.
Read through the post... Awesome info. Does anyone have the part for the power window connector? The 6 pin big white one, typically under the console in an NA Saw the one for 99, but this is two rows of 3 connectors, female and white. Any help would be great! The other side of the connector, the one it plugs into has the following on it 055-3x10. Not sure if that helps.
Not 100% sure. I do know that its one of the housing that have normal spade connectors. Female side on the chassis, obviously. If you just want to pull gauge power and ground from there, jamming spade connectors into it is perfectly acceptable IMO.
Read through the post... Awesome info. Does anyone have the part for the power window connector? The 6 pin big white one, typically under the console in an NA Saw the one for 99, but this is two rows of 3 connectors, female and white. Any help would be great! The other side of the connector, the one it plugs into has the following on it 055-3x10. Not sure if that helps.
ah.. just Googled it
Here is a pic:

This one should be fitting
Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural]
Part No. 6070-6481

Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural] [6070-6481] : New United Race Tech, New United Race Tech
I take out my NA console anyway - I will have a look at the connector.
ah.. just Googled it
Here is a pic:

This one should be fitting
Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural]
Part No. 6070-6481

Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural] [6070-6481] : New United Race Tech, New United Race Tech
ah.. just Googled it
Here is a pic:

This one should be fitting
Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural]
Part No. 6070-6481

Sumitomo 250 type connector 250(6.0mm) 6 Position Female Housing [Natural] [6070-6481] : New United Race Tech, New United Race Tech
I just took a picture of my 1996 1,6 MX-5s IAC connector (Euro only -s o I don't know if this applies to the 1,6 90-03 cars too)

The connector is a AMP SSC Part.-Nr. 184002-1
It's basicly the same as the 00-05 IAC connector, but has got different keyways.

The connector is a AMP SSC Part.-Nr. 184002-1
It's basicly the same as the 00-05 IAC connector, but has got different keyways.






Hope they're clear enough.
