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TEC3 Standard 6′ Unterminated Harness
6′ unterminated “Flying Lead” harness for TEC3 standard ECU (purple box, non-6/12)
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Knock Sensor
GM single-wire knock sensor. Sensor features a 1/4″ NPT thread for block mounting. May require block threading to install. Compatible with all knock input-equipped Electromotive systems.
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MAT Sensor Cable and Connector
2-pin gray Metri-Pack connector with 6′ of lead for GM MAT sensor. For repairing a damaged harness or where terminating connector is not desired.
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Knock Sensor Connector, Pins and Seal
Gray single-pin Weather Pack connector, pins and seal for early GM knock sensor.
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Knock Sensor Cable and Connector
Single-pin Weather Pack connector with 6′ of lead for early GM single-wire knock sensor. For repairing a damaged harness or where terminating connector is not desired.
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GM Arm-Style TPS Sensor
Early GM arm-style TPS sensor such as those found on ’80s TPI engines. Sensor comes with mating Weather Pack connector, pins and seals for harness termination. Sensor features a return spring.
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GM Early Arm-Style TPS Connector
Connector, pins and seals for early GM arm-style TPS sensors. Also for use with Electromotive Ford/JFI TPS sensors.
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GM Early-Style TPS Cable and Connector
Pre-terminated cable and connector for early GM arm-style TPS sensors. Also for use with Electromotive Ford and JFI TPS sensors. For use in harness repairs or when terminating the connector to the wires is not desired.
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GM Shaft-Style TPS Sensor
GM shaft-style TPS sensor such as those on many ’90s and ’00s-era GM engines. This sensor turns counterclockwise when looking at the sensor. This means that the throttle shaft turns clockwise when looking at it head-on. Sensor comes with mating Metri-Pack connector, pins and seals for harness termination. Sensor features a return spring.
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D Shaft TPS Sensor W/ Connector
TPS Sensor with the D-Shaft input common on many European and early Japanese throttle bodies. May require mount fabrication, but shaft size should be perfect fit. Great for replacing non-potentiometer style throttle switches. This is the same sensor used in our 90-93 manual trans Miata TPS adapter.