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    Thanks again!

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    Looks like the cableorganizer.com stuff is flexible and much cheaper than the non-flexible stuff from cabletiesandmore.com. Cableties product is also cut along the entire length for easier access later, but will it stay together overtime without zip ties hmmm

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    I used the fire retardant sleeve from action electronics when I was doing my COP on my Honduh


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    Where can I buy the connectors

    Good day

    I am new to this forum and would like to say hi to all off you.
    I live in South Africa where parts for the 2JZGTE are very limited and virtually impossible to find.
    My current project is rebuilding a 2JZGTE single turbo into a Nissan 200 SX.

    Can you direct me to a supplier for the electrical connectors as mentioned below as Toyota South Africa can only import the complete wiring loom at app R14000.00($1866.00)

    Oil Level Sensor 90980-10532
    Throttle Position Sensor 90980-10711
    2 x Cam Sensors 90980-10947
    Crank Angle Sensor 90980-10947
    Back-up/Reverse Light Switch 90980-11051
    Coolant Temp Sensor 90980-11062
    Speed Sensor 90980-11143
    Idle Air Control Valve 90980-11144
    Ignitor 90980-11151
    2 x Knock Sensors 90980-11166
    Coil Pack Plug 90980-11246
    Alternator 90980-11349
    Oil Pressure Switch 90980-11363
    Starter Motor 90980-11400
    Coolant Gauge 90980-11428

    One last question?
    How good is the Toga bearings for these engines as the only ones locally available is the ACL race bearing.

    Thank you

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    i found that guys. this is all connectors part number. you have to know what the connector looks like but it is helpfull... http://www.jzs147.com.au/documents/toyota%20plugs.pdf

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    ok I know this is a little old, but that last pdf file is only part of the full wire harness repair manual ..

    Here is the full one:

    http://94supraturbos.synthasite.com/...s%20Repair.pdf

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    Wow, this is very good info. Does anybody know if the connectors for the lights, turns signals are also available separately from the body wiring harness?

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    Almost any connector on the car is available separately.

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    yes they are .. they should ALL be in that pdf file .. you just have to either know the part number or know exactly what to look for .. like is it weather proff or not, is it one wire, 2 wire, 3 wire, etc. and is it male or female.

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    hey Gnome, what size tubing and sleeves did you order?? im in the process of doin the same thing as you... also what size heatshrink?? thank you in advance...

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    my little contribution to this great thread. i'm going to use these and very high temp resistant wire.

    http://www.evsource.com/tls_connectors.php

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    Anyone know the part number of the clips for wiring loom that goes over the coil packs are?
    They say 7 on top of them and crumble on contact with human flesh.

    Also looking for the Aristo injector clips part number.
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    Bump for such a good thread!

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    This thread rocks!
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    Bump for being an awesome thread and finding these damn connectors.
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    For anyone looking for some good diagrams for swaps and troubleshooting, you may find the below as great resources.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bullfrogg0 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by d.maczko View Post
    I have found the following.
    It seems to be pretty thorough and I'll be using it to wire up my car.
    If anyone sees anything that is wrong, please post up.
    http://wilbo666.pbworks.com/w/page/3...ngine%20Wiring

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    Great links.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 82dmc-12 View Post
    my little contribution to this great thread. i'm going to use these and very high temp resistant wire.

    http://www.evsource.com/tls_connectors.php
    I ordered these for all my coilpacks, very pleased with the quality, pricing, and fast shipment.

    Great company to work with.

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    I'm working with Yazaki, I'm hoping to be able to make the terminals readily available. Dr. Tweak at Phoenix tuning has them for $1.00 a piece, but he didn't respond to my phone calls once I was ready to order. Odd...

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    Can anyone put the connectorw that are not needed. When going single. ,and putting a fuel system
    I wanna clean my engine. Thanks. Or any pics would be greatly apreciated
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    AWESOME THREAD!! Im glad i found this. Im about to redo/cut up my wiring harness and tuck it, was wondering what specific sleaving you guys prefer to use for your harness rebuilds? cableorganizer.com has lots of options, I was looking at getting this http://cableorganizer.com/nylon/ has anyone used this and what are your .02 about it?

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    That's what I used. I like it. Make sure you melt the tips of the cut nylon (i like the stove) to prevent it from fraying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zerofast2000 View Post
    AWESOME THREAD!! Im glad i found this. Im about to redo/cut up my wiring harness and tuck it, was wondering what specific sleaving you guys prefer to use for your harness rebuilds? cableorganizer.com has lots of options, I was looking at getting this http://cableorganizer.com/nylon/ has anyone used this and what are your .02 about it?
    Search honda-tech.com and Ebay. There are lots of options. http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php...ht=wire+sleeve

    I haven't been overly happy with the shipping time or costs from CO, personally. I have been so happy with PRS in Michigan that I plan to only use them when possible. Very knowledgeable over the phone as well. http://www.p-r-s.com/
    Last edited by MDSUPERSTAR; 09-01-2011 at 01:27 PM.

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    Wow, that is some good prices. The Expando ET has the marking for flame retardance... I'm currious if it is. That be a hella deal if it is.

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