C191

[sumoashe]

It's one of those things that if you don't know about it, you just wouldn't. Most of the time they get left off when doing head work. Which is just a sign that their might be other issues laying about. I mean if they have parts left over and just leave it that way, what else did they forget or half ass.

You can replace the seals, bracket, and clean the contacts. Should be pretty good after that. If the pins and sockets are too warn you can replace those.

[2002tiiguy]

Wires need attention

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[sumoashe]

Heres the delphi/packard gt 280 plugs. There bout $7 each. For a crimper try and get the ratcheting type. Gives a consistent crimp tension so there's no worries.

[2002tiiguy]

Who still makes good crimp connectors?

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[sumoashe]

I've had good luck with the sargent brand of crimpers. Ideal makes some descent ones too. You can get one's from delphi specific to what ever connector series you use. As is the case with most manufacturers.

[2002tiiguy]

No I mean regular spade crimp on connectors etc

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[SmokeE30]

No I mean regular spade crimp on connectors etc

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I like my Klein crimper/stripper not crazy expensive but works much better than the other no name ones I have

[2002tiiguy]

Lol no not the tool, the thing you crimp with said tool

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[SmokeE30]

Oh get the shrink plastic ones for semi trucks they are beefy couldn't tell ya the brand off the top if my head though

[sumoashe]

waytek wire is a good source. cableorganizer.com in another good source. If your looking for higher end stuff, mouser, digikey, delcity.

[bmwman91]

I can second Waytek. Great selection, fair prices, decent stuff.

[gtdragon980]

It was a bitch, but I special ordered all the pins for the connector and rebuilt it. Much better now!