4AGE 20V ECU Terminals Connectors part numbers

[onnaj]

Hello,

I've just finished my 4AGE 20V swap and noticed that my connectors aren't very good anymore cause of the repinning.

Who knows the part numbers for the connectors? I'm going to change them all, so that means the 26-pin, 16-pin and 22-pin connector as well.

Thanks!

[yoshimitsuspeed]

Not sure but I just remembered this.
It might help you find the right connectors off another car.
http://www.diyautotune.com/diypnp/models.html

[Duy-]

i usually go to my local wrecker and cut it off a ae1xx corolla and repin them, ive never been charged for them, they just give me a weird look probably thinking what use anyone would ever have for them

[onnaj]

I did find an old topic on the club4ag board. It has the part numbers for the ECU plugs and other connectors. I looked at www.te.com and did find a supplier in holland.

This is the text i've copied from the old topic:

Here are most of the 20v's (and many other toyota's) nonoem part numbers. There are 3 main manufacturers involved:
Yazaki:

Igniter 7283-1056-30
knock 7283-1015-10
coil 7283-8226-30
airtemp 7283-1224-10
vvt 7283-7526-40

recepticle tab/terminal 7116-4025
seal 7157-3646

Sumitomo:

evap 6189-0249
injector 6189-0573
map 6189-6912
camposition (will update)
O2 (will update)

Tyco:

12pin ecu plug 917978-1
16pin ecu plug 917981-1
22pin ecu plug 917989-1
26pin ecu plug 917992-1
tps plug 178399-2
watertemp 178392-6


ecu recepticle tab/terminal small 175265-1
ecu recepticle tab/terminal large 175269-1

So there's 90% of the connectors and parts in a 20v harness. Other toyota harnesses have a lot of this stuff in common.

Most of these can be had from various suppliers around the internet. I'm working with a supplier who will provide them all at once to simplify things. I really don't want to be in the electrical supply business. Basically it will allow a "new" option with my harnesses. Of course, with this info, even a Diy'er will have "new" capabilities.

Some of these connectors are readily available in the junkyard. For example, the map and iat plugs can be found on nearly any toyota that used a map sensor.