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Electrical plug spring - where from?
Not sure why I did not notice this before now, but every connector on the harness for my 3.6 conversion is missing the small metal spring that stops them from falling off when connected!
Is this an item that can be purchased separately? or does someone have a good how to make your own replacement instructions??? Any help will be greatly received 
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Pål (Paul) - The Norwegian lost in Finland... 1978 911SC 3.6 | 2001 Boxster S Racing Car | 1966 912 based 911 RSR replica racing car (for sale!) come and follow the Porsche Sports Cup racing fun and me at www.facebook.com/coolcavaracing
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09-19-2010, 09:13 PM
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AMP 2-Pole Female Junior Timer Housing Clip No, you can't get those anywhere  I'm not sure if there's better pricing, or bulk packs or what, i just know I had seen them on that website before.
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09-20-2010, 11:03 AM
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kroggers, Visit your local auto scrap yard and you'll find these springs in almost all fuel injected engines. The European cars are using Bosch injection system and even the Japanese plugs are very similar. They will probably give them away for free. Good luck. Tony |
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09-20-2010, 02:52 PM
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Cool, thank you for the tip Tony. I will take a trip down to our local auto scrap yard and see what they have there
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