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[fwood]

Where can I find the connector to the ditc with/or new terminals that go inside of it. I just realized that the connections are toast and re-soldering them are giving promising but less than stellar results.
Frank
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Frank Wood
82 931

[Dutch924-racer]

944 uses also this type of connectors, mayby you can find a used wiring loom
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937 trackday car
Series 2 engine
951S turbo and intercooler
937 DITC
Fast road camshaft
Forge recirculation valve + boost controller

[fwood]

Found a nos connector that had a 911 part number. It was the exact replacement part including stamping numbers inside the casing. The pins were included. The ground and power pins on mine were cracked and they were in the most damaged sockets. I cut about two inches of wire off to get rid of damaged copper and have clean wire to solder back. I had to cut the loom to the connector to access the pins to facilitate a clean solder of the pins. I then solder and shrinktaped those wires back together. The end result is the smoothest,quietest,best idling the engine has been since I’ve resurrected the car. I wish I had done this when I first got the car. I’m trying to figure out how to load pictures of the pins and how bad the wire ends were. The Porsche part number is 911 612 884 00 a 12 pin connector that actually seems to be available from different sources. Best 60 bucks I’ve spent on the car period.
Frank
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Frank Wood
82 931