looing for connector part number - knock sensor

[87chevy.com]

I have spent over an hour looking for the plastic connector for the knock sensor. (GM LS1 knock sensor) I am looking to build a new harness for the knock sensors rather than buy the 40$ gm one and then shorten it to fit my current setup.
Thanks

[cableguy0]

This should help. Every harness connector gm makes is here. It will give you a gm part number and you can usually find them dirt cheap online. http://www.acdelcotechconnect.com/pa...tails-catalog/

[87chevy.com]

Originally Posted by cableguy0

This should help. Every harness connector gm makes is here. It will give you a gm part number and you can usually find them dirt cheap online. http://www.acdelcotechconnect.com/pa...tails-catalog/

thanks for the link, but it doesn't show the part number for the connector only, rather the pigtail. If I can get the part number of the connector, then I could plug it into Delphi's website and get the seal and terminals so I can build my own harness.

[cableguy0]

Connector only without terminals isn't going to be available as far as Im aware. If you want you can grab pig tails and then build from there.

[indymachinist]

www.eficonnection.com

I have used their website to help tremendously with a harness rebuild. They show common connector pigtails for gm sensors then they have a break down of terminal and connector body part numbers. The prices aren't always the cheapest you can find but I think they are fair since they will sell individual pieces without forcing you to buy bulk quantities. They also are pretty quick about shipping ordered parts.

I have no association with this company but I have had positive experiences using them.

[BR3W CITY]

FWIW sometimes Delphi can be less than helpful about locating certain things like that. Certain smaller components of larger pigtails and assemblies can't be ordered seperate if they are catalog'd as one part #.

[87chevy.com]

Originally Posted by indymachinist

www.eficonnection.com

I have used their website to help tremendously with a harness rebuild. They show common connector pigtails for gm sensors then they have a break down of terminal and connector body part numbers. The prices aren't always the cheapest you can find but I think they are fair since they will sell individual pieces without forcing you to buy bulk quantities. They also are pretty quick about shipping ordered parts.

I have no association with this company but I have had positive experiences using them.

Thanks for that link, it told me what family of connector it was and after about 3 minutes or so of searching found the part number
13510097 and they are about 2 bucks each, terminals 0.50 - 0.80 (book calls for a .35 wire) and reuse the seal.

clint

[87chevy.com]

couldn't find the edit button, but I missed the fact that all sources package them as 1,100 pieces.. looks like Ill buy the pigtail and throw away the wire..lol..
clint