I just bought one of these MAP sensors and spent the extra $20 on the connector for it, wasted my money, i figured it'd come with the wires already in the unit, they didn't, just the probes that smash onto the wire and slide/clip into the harness. I attempted to smash the wire onto the probe, inserted it into the harness and gave it a gentle tug to make sure it clipped, i pulled the wire out of the probe and couldn't get the probe back out since it was clipped.

I'm frustrated as hell, i need to get another connector and i want to make sure it has the wires already connected, just needing spliced. Any cars this connector is on, anything is appreciated, i hear the A/C switch will work? I need a few names of cars with this part so i can ask.

 

search ya lazy bastard.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=849639

 

I bet none of those P/Ns come with the wires attached like i requested, i'm looking for what cars come with this part or what cars come with the A/C Pressure switch so i can get it from a junkyard with the wires to splice.

I think the only GM car with a 3 bar MAP is the Turbo Trans Am, and i'm not finding one of those in a junkyard.

 

GM part number is 15305891
AC Delco part number is PT1035

comes with wires and plugs right in.. i got both sensor and connector by ac delco

try local auto stores retailing ac delco.. possibly pepboys..

 

Wrote it down, i'll check NAPA.

 

you need a special crimp tool for the gm style connectors.... or if you have alot of patience, a pair of needle nose plyers should do the trick.

 

See, that's the problem i ran into with the connector i got, i just want wires to splice and electrical tape over.

 

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splice and tape? you dont want it to fall apart on you, at least solder and heat shrink it...

you can take the metal pins for the connector and crimp them onto the wire and solder them too if you are careful not to get the solder where the other half of the metal pin slides into.

 

I got the connector from this place.
https://www.casperselectronics...Code=

 

$30 shipped, Jesus, thanks, but no thanks.