atc250r
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AFAIK it only affects the AC by turning it off during an overheat condition, I'm sure you will be aware of an impending overheat before the stupid sensor is. In other words, you should be fine without it.
John
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CP
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Do you still want the pins?
Yes I do!!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Edit: I found some good info on refurbing your electrical connectors from this rx7 forum.
Here edit again: rx7 forum is cockblocking. Do a search on google.
Terminal removal tool: Here
And some pigtails and other connectors that may be handy. Here Part # CONN-75729 looks pretty close to our thermostat temp sensor plug who wants to order one and give it a try? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Here edit again: rx7 forum is cockblocking. Do a search on google.
Terminal removal tool: Here
And some pigtails and other connectors that may be handy. Here Part # CONN-75729 looks pretty close to our thermostat temp sensor plug who wants to order one and give it a try? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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Hey CP, I was looking for ecu pins myself. Did you find a supplier for them? The only place I could find wanted me to buy several thousand of them.
Brunoboy
Well-known member
its part of the front harness. Mitsu wants $600 for it or something ridiculous like that. Those connectors are also available on the T/E/L...........ive cut many of these as extras.
tektic
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Excuse the nerco but...Has anyone come up with a source of new pigtails?
89Mirageman
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Have you talked to bradrs? If there's anybody that will have it, it would probably be him. Also the early to mid 90's elantras and sonatas use the same connector and are usually in better shape under the hood for some reason.
toybreaker
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Bradrs *may* have this connector (or it's terminals) in his magic bag of tricks.
He's putting together quite the collection of connectors for these cars. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/worthy.gif
That said, I vaguely recall using a connector (and pigtail) from the temp sender down on the bottom of the radiator to repair the harness up on the top of the stat housing,
... but that was more than a few beer ago
He's putting together quite the collection of connectors for these cars. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/worthy.gif
That said, I vaguely recall using a connector (and pigtail) from the temp sender down on the bottom of the radiator to repair the harness up on the top of the stat housing,
... but that was more than a few beer ago
bradrs
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Post a picture of exactly which one you are looking for.
Quoting toybreaker:
That said, I vaguely recall using a connector (and pigtail) from the temp sender down on the bottom of the radiator to repair the harness up on the top of the stat housing,
... but that was more than a few beer ago
I believe those are the same, or at least adaptable (may have to trim a notch). They are different colors (black upper, white or natural lower).
That said, I vaguely recall using a connector (and pigtail) from the temp sender down on the bottom of the radiator to repair the harness up on the top of the stat housing,
... but that was more than a few beer ago
I believe those are the same, or at least adaptable (may have to trim a notch). They are different colors (black upper, white or natural lower).
