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Old 08-16-2010, 03:47 AM   #1
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1988 turbo A/T

lol so its gone.. Burned up.. Cam position sensor plug.. Both sides.. So I got a no start from all of this... I looked for a good long time between Google and here. Lol, found a few unanswered post. Ugh~!

So, can someone tell me where I can get the plugs. Possibly even a little of the wire to help extend the range (Correct size too). Lastly, which wire goes into each plug piece.

TSRM has me scrambling for the full info. No help rather.. Anyone have the answer. I know this problem is not irregular.
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Replacement pigtails or just connectors and pins are available from Toyota... well, a lot have been discontinued but quite a few are still available as they were used on other cars. The pre89 N/A's connector was the same as the pre89 (and I think 89+) CPS.... 89+ N/A used a different connector.
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Replacement pigtails or just connectors and pins are available from Toyota... well, a lot have been discontinued but quite a few are still available as they were used on other cars. The pre89 N/A's connector was the same as the pre89 (and I think 89+) CPS.... 89+ N/A used a different connector.
Well I guess I'm off to check with Toyota tomorrow.. Ugh! Wish me luck..
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Replacement pigtails or just connectors and pins are available from Toyota... well, a lot have been discontinued but quite a few are still available as they were used on other cars. The pre89 N/A's connector was the same as the pre89 (and I think 89+) CPS.... 89+ N/A used a different connector.

Well, since myn was burned up and research is all i have done to understand what I am looking for.. i have no actually seen the part I search. This is claimed to be a 7M-GTE CPS Connector Replacement..
However. It looks like it wont work from my understanding. Is this the 89+ connector? I thought I would be looking for a green plug or somthing that looks like the one in the picture with the entire cps in it. Please let me know..

CPS connector replacment
http://www.xpressbasehosting.com/dri...33&iViewFlag=1

CPS whole 1
http://www.jblmk3.com/cars/jblmk3_gr..._info/cps2.jpg

CPS whole 2/3 (click on ebay pic to enlarge)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...d=260650152712
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Well, screw the plugs.. They are being wired as one wire!
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Not still available? I'd just find someone who has an old one the would be willing to cut the plug off of.... that or clip off both of yours and install another weatherproof, high temp 4 pin connector.... Napa has them sometimes... usually for GM applications IIRC. Whatever you do, put a connector in there.
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Not still available? I'd just find someone who has an old one the would be willing to cut the plug off of.... that or clip off both of yours and install another weatherproof, high temp 4 pin connector.... Napa has them sometimes... usually for GM applications IIRC. Whatever you do, put a connector in there.
Well, it was just finished up nowish~.. I couldn't find one, or rather didn't want to wait to find someone to buy one from that didn't want to sell me the whole darn CPS.. What disadvantage am I at. Will I lose any performance.. From my understanding it's none.. What am I not seeing that you see? Thanks for the help...

Edit - Err, besides if my CPS goes down needing the next one wired in..

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