Blank wiring plugs?

[Fishcop]

Is a there a source to purchase plug ends for making up new wiring harnesses?

Cheers

[Fishcop]

Eg... I have a set of TRE's R taillights and would like to wire them up to the current harness without cutting/piggybacking.

[Fishcop]

No one??!!

[RoninLB]

try calling Stoddard

[Jim Sims]

Patience! You think we have all these part numbers memorized? A six pole connector set (with one male and one female piece) with molded in pigtail wiring harnesses has the OEM part number: 901.612.330.00. Pelican apparently can get them (special order) for what appears to be US$134.90 per set! Note the wire colors may not exactly match what is currently in your car. I do believe you only need the female side so perhaps just that part can be ordered at reduced cost; you may consider sending Pelican Parts an e-mail and inquiring about that option. Given the expense you may want to try and locate some used female connectors from a salvaged chassis. These connectors are somewhat protected from the weather and sometimes can be cleaned up and reused. Cheers, Jim

[Fishcop]

Thanks Jim! I think you are right though... I might check out some wreckers. I take it Porsche was the only manufacturer to use these particular wire ends?

[Randy Webb]

The 14 pin ones for the engine are available at dealers. Is that what you want?

[Fishcop]

I think the ones I'm after are 6 pin (round) for the rear tail lights.

[911r_parts]

One easy and cheap way is to get a bag 1/4" male spade connectors and solder them to the end of the wires of the taillights. These will now connect to the wire ends that are on the factory harness,they are 1/4" female spade connectors.Slip some shrink wrap over the connectors to seal them up. Now you can go forth and back with just slitting the shrink wrap off.