T4e ECU Plug

[Greybeardguy]

I am trying to find an OEM T4e ECU plug (the one on the end of the engine wiring loom). These were fitted to 2006+ Elise, Exige and 2-Eleven. Does anyone have one in their spares part box that they could part with. I am actually after three of the connection pins so I can add some wiring to my original plug.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Stonie]

Have you tried AMP or Tyco brand connectors ?

[Greybeardguy]

No I've not tried either, mainly because I have not stripped down my existing plug since I was hope to source just the connections and add them. Do you think the Tyco ones are similar to the existing T4e ones?and also who would sell these?

[Stonie]

These particular plugs appear to be "specials" so you need to look at them closely somehow with a magnifying glass. A 'brand name' and perhaps a 'brand' specific part number will be on it somewhere, then get in touch with the 'brand' manufacturer who may be willing to send you a free sample.

[the ronin]

Give Radium a call they have them..
http://www.radiumauto.com/T4e-ECU-Connectors-Pins-...

[Greybeardguy]

Thanks Frank.

Radium do sell an aftermarket T4e connector. However, the internals are different to the OEM connector and the new pins do not fit in the old housing. A new plug is certainly an option, but I will need to rewire every terminal in the connector, which is a tricky task with the loom in the car - compared to adding just an extra connector.

Appreciate the info though.

[the ronin]

Sorry dude I tried..

[Greybeardguy]

No worries. One of those tricky ones that looks a straightforward job - but then baloons into a real challenge!

There must be a source of pins out there somewhere - and I've not taken the plug apart yet to check for part numbers since it was -4 deg C in my garage last night! Roll on summer....

[Kolbenkopp]

Pretty sure these are available separately for a few cent, problem is, as noted, finding the exact part number of the connector. Could be Bosch BMK or Molex?

http://www.bosch-connectors.com/bogscoca/category/...
http://www.molex.com/molex/products/datasheet.jsp?...

Are there free slots on the connector? Else an extraction tool can save a lot of swearing :
http://shop.t-g-s.de/product_info.php?products_id=...