
I am looking for the GRAY connector in the above picture so I can solder it into my GM 3 Port solenoid harness. Does any vendor just sell a spare connector so I don't have to hack up my stock harness, and just make it all plug and play?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

This is for a EVO X btw.
Evolving Member
I might just be stupid, but I believe you can use a female connector for a Denso-style injector (like what we have). As in, the connector that's part of the injector. Maybe just get an injector adapter harness and use that connector.
I'm probably wrong though, that's a total guess.
I'm probably wrong though, that's a total guess.
EvoM Guru
Hot off the press:
http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Evolved Member
Nice. I was about to suggest Ballenger Motorsports, since I have yet to run across an oddball connector that they can't find, but Matt's prices appear to be right in line with Ballenger's. 

Evolved Member
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http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Nice, it's about time. It figures this would appear as soon as I finished working on mine:Originally Posted by mrfred
Hot off the press:http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.

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http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Thanks, just ordered myself a connector.Originally Posted by mrfred
Hot off the press:http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Evolved Member
you can find these connectors as AC pressure sensors on 2Gs, or you could just use a stock EGR valve as your 3 port... same connector as well
Evolved Member
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Yup, that's what these are from:Originally Posted by derekste
you can find these connectors as AC pressure sensors on 2Gs, or you could just use a stock EGR valve as your 3 port... same connector as well
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Originally Posted by stokEd
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http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Thanks for the link!Originally Posted by mrfred
Hot off the press:http://www.spoolinup.com/diy.html
He'll probably be adding an adapter that has no resistor for those who want a little faster solenoid response time.
Evolved Member
Can some one attach all the links to get what we need to switch over to the GM 3 port solenoid? (including the solenoid)
Evolved Member
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- solenoid (AC Delco PN 214-474, google for places that sell it)Originally Posted by cpunlamd
Can some one attach all the links to get what we need to switch over to the GM 3 port solenoid? (including the solenoid)
- harness (link above)
- tune
Evolving Member
So now that it can be made plug and play, this seems to be the preferred 3-port?
Evolved Member
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- harness (link above)
- tune
Dont we need some type of "inline" resistor?Originally Posted by stokEd
- solenoid (AC Delco PN 214-474, google for places that sell it)- harness (link above)
- tune