Haireez Joined Jul 31, 2020 Threads 6 Messages 24 Location Florida Jun 7, 2023 #1 While disconnecting my MAF sensor, the locking clip broke (on the wire side). I was able to zip tie temporarily but at some point I’d like to replace it. Anyone know if they sell just the housing? If so, what is the part number?
While disconnecting my MAF sensor, the locking clip broke (on the wire side). I was able to zip tie temporarily but at some point I’d like to replace it. Anyone know if they sell just the housing? If so, what is the part number?
medtro Joined May 31, 2003 Threads 370 Messages 9,945 Jun 7, 2023 #2 Look for the 5 digits number on the connector, then prefix it with 90980, that will be your Toyota part number. See if you can get this trick to work on your broken connector. It doesn't work for all connectors.
Look for the 5 digits number on the connector, then prefix it with 90980, that will be your Toyota part number. See if you can get this trick to work on your broken connector. It doesn't work for all connectors.
Haireez Joined Jul 31, 2020 Threads 6 Messages 24 Location Florida Jun 8, 2023 Thread starter #3 medtro said: Look for the 5 digits number on the connector, then prefix it with 90980, that will be your Toyota part number. See if you can get this trick to work on your broken connector. It doesn't work for all connectors. Click to expand... Thank you!!!
medtro said: Look for the 5 digits number on the connector, then prefix it with 90980, that will be your Toyota part number. See if you can get this trick to work on your broken connector. It doesn't work for all connectors. Click to expand... Thank you!!!
jerryb Joined Jul 30, 2016 Threads 83 Messages 2,905 Location NA Jun 8, 2023 #4 four pin, 80% sure 5 pin, 100% sure almost any you find on amazon, ebay and small 3rd part sites labeled as toyota or hitachi are going to be correct.
four pin, 80% sure 5 pin, 100% sure almost any you find on amazon, ebay and small 3rd part sites labeled as toyota or hitachi are going to be correct.
