14-Pin MALE electrical pin source?

CaptRudolf · CaptRudolf's Garage

Does anyone have any idea where to get the MALE pins for the electrical panel (mounted) side of the 14-pin connector on an early 911? Pelican has the female (other side) pins and also sells the whole electrical panel connector + 14 male pins (see below and here) ... I have spent hours searching the web for ONE MALE PIN and I can't seem to find it anywhere.

Any ideas? Anyone have an extra laying around?

Lammers · 11-08-2025, 11:23 AM

I do know Mercedes used the exact same connectors and are easier to find. It’s where I found mine, I will dig to see who I got it from.

fanaudical · fanaudical's Garage

You might contact Dennis (DM timmy2 here on Pelican) - He makes replacement wire harnesses and may be able to help you.

pmax · pmax's Garage

Are you sure the pin's missing ?

CaptRudolf · CaptRudolf's Garage

Quite sure the pin is missing... and it's the one going to the WUR (I have continuity between the female connector-marked by white paint pen- and the WUR connector). Someone swapped a 2.7 into my 72T at some point. Wasn't getting voltage to WUR, started tracing the wire back... no male pin on electrical panel side.

Once I find the pin I just have to figure out where to get my 12V from... still can't figure out what the WUR is called on the wiring diagram (Electromagnetic control valve?).

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Originally Posted by fanaudical

You might contact Dennis (DM timmy2 here on Pelican) - He makes replacement wire harnesses and may be able to help you.

Thanks for the tip! PM sent to Dennis.

pmax · pmax's Garage

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Originally Posted by CaptRudolf

Quite sure the pin is missing... and it's the one going to the WUR (I have continuity between the female connector-marked by white paint pen- and the WUR connector). Someone swapped a 2.7 into my 72T at some point. Wasn't getting voltage to WUR, started tracing the wire back... no male pin on electrical panel side.

The pin isn't missing.

The engine was swapped with the new engine harness without adding that circuit, just takes longer to warm up.

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Once I find the pin I just have to figure out where to get my 12V from... still can't figure out what the WUR is called on the wiring diagram (Electromagnetic control valve?).
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If you're going for a "custom" job, does the pin matter ?