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New Injector,AAC and Temp sensor Connectors

Tektrader69

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I dont know if there is any interest over here, But I just did a group buy in the 300ZX forum for new injector, AAC and temp sensor connectors.

I recently replaced all mine and it made a huge difference on a 15 year old car.

My connectors where all old and green.

I can get a few more of these if there is any interest over here.

$7.80 each and 5 dollars postage.

Cheaper than a new loom and big payoff IMHO.

Here are a few pics with Z32 parts.

You get new boots, plug, and two pins in each kit.

DCP03373.jpg

top and side feed injectors use the same plugs

DCP03374.jpg

temp sensor

DCP03375.jpg

This will be the only mod on Nissan connectors, some have this bump on them others dont.

The idea is to file or slice off that raised plastic block on the side. I have only see this on some temp sensors and AAC valves, Not on injectors.

dcp03379.jpg

Let me know if there is any interest over here via PM.

I can get some more connectors if there is a need. Lets set the closing date on this group buy at the 16th of August.

I will post throughout that time if you need them.

Thanks

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