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Here' the pic with the old connector removed. the final installation. 
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Thanks Gogar, it looks much cleaner without that old junky connector.
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Ok, one last question, I promise!
 When you cut the old connector off, how many wires are inside the green insulation? If more than one wire is there, which one did you connect?
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The green wire is just one wire.
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I use the center wire. strip the shielding far enough about 1 in. cut the shielding and strip the center wire, crimp the electrical connector, finished it with some heat shrink.
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35$ for a totally custom part ? I'd be grabing that quick even if mine wasn't broken ( yet) but alas I have a 78 and no such device to worry about .. great Job guys ..
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The connector looks great and was very easy to install. Kudos to you for coming up with a very economical and well made fix. Thanks, Phil |
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Thanks, Glad to be at help for the fellow enthusiast.
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I will take one. pm sent, Thanks Al
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Are you still making these O2 connectors?
Hi there- I know that its been a long time but are these still available and have you heard about how well they worked? I would be interested in a couple. Did Pelican ever pick them up?
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I purchased one recently from Louie. Louie was very kind and delivery was prompt (took some time to get it over to Germany). It works perfectly. If function is what you're after this is the way to go. However, it is not concourse correct.
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yes still have some and this connector works well.
"Did Pelican ever pick them up?" No not enough demand. send me a pm. Louie
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O2 sensor part
Hi Louie; Thank you for answering. I would like to buy one of these in case mine fails. I managed to JB weld it back together but it feels temporary. What is the email or address where I can send a paypal to you if you take that. Question; is the electrical connection the only issue here or is O2 somehow drawn in also? Why all the fancy shielding around these things---its a mystery to me! Again thanks. Also I think I know why so many of these things are broken. I pulled mine off thinking it was like a sparkplug from underneath. This probably pulled the plug down and cracked it.
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As advertised! Works like a charm. Thanks again Louie.
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Nice :-)
Keep us posted, I may just have to order one now 
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Louie: You've got a PM from me!
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I had the chugging problem crop up on my 85 3.2 Carrera. I did the usual plug wires, plugs and cleaned all electrical connections. All was fine for a few days and the problem returned. Pulled over and stared at the motor running on what seemed to be four cyliders and decided to pull on the O2 connector. Car cleared up. Pushed on the connector and the chugging was back. Needless to say I am interested in purchasing your connector. I will PM you.
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Marble Grey
