Where can I purchase the

• (90-00) - 178764-1 TE Connectivity Automotive Connector

I just need one of them but all the places I look at require a min purchase of 2100ct.

Thanks

 

Pretty sure that info is on trubokitty.com.

 

https://www.alliedelec.com/te-connec...64-1/70284347/

Looks like you can get singles from here.

 

you could also try DIYAutotune

 

TE lists distributors on their website, but I've not had the best of luck getting it to load for all products:
https://www.te.com/usa-en/product-178764-1.html

 

Ballenger Motorsports: https://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pr...oducts_id/3454

They carry all kinds of other Miata connectors too. I purchased a connector that is essentially the MAF receptical for the the MAF plug, so I can connect to the IAT wires in a nice clean manner: https://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pr...oducts_id/4324

Also a connector that plugs up to the stock coil connector, so my GM coil harness will be plug and play: https://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pr...oducts_id/4160

I also bought my GM coil connectors from them, along with connectors that mate up to the EGR plug and the EGR solenoid plugs, so I can use those wires for other purposes without cutting or de-pinning. Their site has a nice feature where if you find a connector that is the existing connector you have, and you want the other side of it (the receptacle to match the plug) they have a section showing "associated and mating parts".

 

Ballenger is a good last stop but they're awfully expensive.

 

$7.49 for the MAF receptacle connector kit, including pins and seals, or $8.99 for the assembled connector as a pigtail, and they offer plain USPS shipping for like 3 or 4 bucks. Where can you find it for less?

 

They're about $8 more shipped than allied for the connector OP is talking about......

 

Care to share a link? I'd love to have a cheaper source.

 

Read the thread.

 

https://www.miataturbo.net/megasquir...3/#post1506447

 

Nice find! Bookmarked

 

Ballenger is good, but nearly everything they put together is available for cheaper elsewhere if you know the part numbers.

I think we have a large enough community that we should be able to put together a bill of materials for every connector on the car. This would allow the community to buy them from allied, mouser, digikey, waytek wire, etc.

If I start a gitlab repository is that something that others would be willing to contribute to? Are you familiar with git and github/gitlab?

 

There is already a giant multipage thread in another section with a ton of that info.

 

Link?

 

This thread is what's being referred to I believe. It can take quite a bit of digging sometimes as the search function isn't the best. Google helps occsionally
https://www.miataturbo.net/general-m...ch-hunt-70034/

 

I needed to make a reference for my own project anyway, so I went ahead and made it public. Feel free to add issues, comments, pull requests:
https://gitlab.com/burdickjp/roadsterconnectorreference

 

Sorry, misunderstanding on my part. Yes, TE has the ECU connector for cheaper, but I thought you meant they had the MAF or EGR connectors as well, which I couldn't find, so I was hoping for a link. I'm liking the lists huesmann and Shuiend are talking about, allow a person to use Google to keep up with changing vendors as parts come and go.