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Chrysler injector plugs

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Guys, I'm struggling. I need to convert my Chrysler 300c Hemi to LPG, but because of warranty issues I cannot splice into the injector wires. I need male and female electrical connectors that match the petrol injector/harness, qty 8 of each. I've searched all the suppliers links I can find including via the Megasquirt forums but so far can't find anything! Anyone got any ideas on this one? Please?

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I can't be sure for your engine, but generally injector plugs are 2 pin Junior Power Timer connections. Have you searched the interweb for those?

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Yeah, I can get those in abundance without any problems Chris, but they don't fit. They are the standard Lucas/Bosch fitment, totally different from the Chrysler/Jeep stuff.
Thanks for taking the time to reply anyway, it's appreciated.
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A picture speaks a thousand words....
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If I can take a photo of the injector connection at some point and see if I can upload it, then I will.
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Post by stevieturbo »

Racetronix does some wiring adaptors....

They have pics too. Perhaps one of them might do ?

http://www.racetronix.com/
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Found them! Got some coming from america via ebay!!!

Turns out they are "EV6" or "UScar" connectors........ and the septics refer to out Junior Power Timer style as "EV1".
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All finished, here's a link to the install if anyone's interested...

http://www.300cforums.com/forums/europe ... -hemi.html
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Excellent.

You'll have to suss out the pictures thing.

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Did you find the links to the pictures on page 2 Chris?
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OOps, :oops: now you come to mention it!

Nice tidy job there. Good to see somebody else making stuff from angle iron!

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Angle iron is your friend, box section is it's cousin, :lol: :lol:

Seriously though, there's no other substitute for a good, solid tank mounting.

I'm getting roughly 15mpg on my daily commute (all 3 miles of it!) and 20-odd mpg on a longer run on gas, why the heck would anyone want a stinking smelly didiesel? :roll:
When I do the maths, LPG here is currently half the price of "liquid tar", so that means I'm running at 30 mpg local and 40-odd mpg on a longer run when compared to the equivalent 300c CRD diesel version, now that can't be bad for a 5.7 Hemi V8 8-)
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