Input requested

[gimpyrobb]

Both connections in pic 39. Thank you.

 

[cranetruck]

Find the weatherpack connector here:
http://order.waytekwire.com/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?WEBEVENT+L0E5CC0594F51890059A5031+M37+ENG

Meanwhile, what is the number molded into the insert of the 2-pin MS connector? If it's a 14S-9P, then I have a mate for it right here....

 

[gimpyrobb]

I will look tonight, thanks.

 

[gimpyrobb]

Looks like a 12s-3. I am guessing that 14 and 12 are sizes?

 

[mangus580]

Think so...

try www.alliedelec.com I know they carry what you need... but they aint cheap...

 

[Tanner]

These, I don't know what they are for. I guess one might be for the fuel pump. I will need to find plugs for these too. They are in the harness between the controller end and the heater end. There is a relay in the harness too, incase anyone needed to know.

Gimpy -

Bryan Ayers here ("Tanner") in Raleigh, NC -

I'm a factory rep for PEI-Genesis (www.peigenesis.com) - sell MS connectors from Amphenol & ITT Cannon - what are the p/n's on your connectors?

"Tanner"

 

[gimpyrobb]

Tanner, the metal plug is labeled 12s-3. The gm weatherpak connector is labeled ped32. I'd like to find ends to plug into the connectors pictured. I think the ped32 goes to ground, and the other(12s-3) is for a fuel pump. Anyone who knows for sure please feel free to chime in.

 

[mangus580]

Gimpy, if you can give me through the weekend (when it warms up) I will get some more info on where stuff goes..

 

[cranetruck]

Gimpy, the part numbers for the connectors will be MS3101A12S-3S or MS3102A12S-3S depending on if you want cable to cable or cable to box type.
The cable clamp you'll need for the 3101 is MS3057-4A.

I don't have any of the 12S size and no single pin weatherpacks either.
Find the weatherpack connector on the page linked to, in my post above.

FWIW, wire number to the heater fuel pump is #402.

 

[Tanner]

Gimpy -

Bjorn beat me to the answer! You can use the cable clamp mentioned on the connector rear-end, or put an adaptor & heat-shrink boot the cable, or ... (various options)

Tanner