Was:Air/Fuel for CIS/CIS-E, now technotes

[doubt at inwave.com (Nate Mellom)]

Dunno, I got my connector from an old O2 sensor.  I tried getting 
connectors off O2 sensors from a bunch of Jettas and Golfs last time I 
was in the junkyard, but they were already all gone, mostly due to the 
fact that the exhaust systems had been removed.
Nate


Timbo wrote:
> Good catch - I have no idea where I got Diaphragm from. I was reading
> the bentley and my mind stored it wrong! The bently says the male
> connector is VW part N 17 457 2 - it it still avalible?
> 
> --Timbo
> 
> On 2/20/06, Nate Mellom <doubt@inwave.com> wrote:
> 
>>Timbo wrote:
>>
>>"Your test harness is not so easy. You need to make it out of Junior
>>power timer connectors so you can test in-line with your DPR (Diaphragm
>>Pressure Regulator)."
>>
>>One edit: Should be *differential* pressure regulator, not diaphragm.
>>
>>Guess I'm not the only one who took that EXACT picture of Cathy's test
>>harness!
>>
>>Nate
>>
> 
> 
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