I'm getting ready to install my morimoto 9 ohm resistors for the front turn signals and I want a very factory look and integration. I'd like to use another set of factory plugs to install them with so no splicing of the factory harness has to occur. Does anyone know the part number for this plug so I can order the male and female version? Or does anyone have a better way?
Plug for front turn signals (resistor integration)??
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flyrv9
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I gather this is because you want to replace the turn signal bulbs with LED's right?
You might be able to find the connector that plugs on the turn signal light; but chances are pretty good one doesn't exist for the light side (because I think it's built into the light - or the car side plugs directly into the light). You may have to make your own jumper harness with the resistor included and the connector for the car side.
I'd think you could go to the Toyota parts counter and tell them you need the turn signal connectors and ask if there is a mate to them. Then ask if they come with the pins and sockets you will need to crimp on the wires. Then ask if they have the crimper for those contacts. Then ask for the insertion and extraction tools required to get the wires in and out of the connectors. May be more trouble than it's worth.
You may find some answers as to connector numbers in the factory service manual info posted by Nashman as a place to start. Each connector number should be able to be referenced to a part number. It may also depend on what year and model your 4Runner is. The manual info Nashman posted is for 2010 and it's located in the mods - write ups - .... Sticky.
You might be able to find the connector that plugs on the turn signal light; but chances are pretty good one doesn't exist for the light side (because I think it's built into the light - or the car side plugs directly into the light). You may have to make your own jumper harness with the resistor included and the connector for the car side.
I'd think you could go to the Toyota parts counter and tell them you need the turn signal connectors and ask if there is a mate to them. Then ask if they come with the pins and sockets you will need to crimp on the wires. Then ask if they have the crimper for those contacts. Then ask for the insertion and extraction tools required to get the wires in and out of the connectors. May be more trouble than it's worth.
You may find some answers as to connector numbers in the factory service manual info posted by Nashman as a place to start. Each connector number should be able to be referenced to a part number. It may also depend on what year and model your 4Runner is. The manual info Nashman posted is for 2010 and it's located in the mods - write ups - .... Sticky.
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I actually already have the crimpers needed and I know where to go for the pins and possible seals. If I can narrow down the connectors themselves I'll be able to tackle it no problem. Thanks for the advice on the thread, I'm about to go check it out.
Thats not the right connector I believe. Also I'm not even sure those are for the proper light even though they are the correct resistor.
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BlackWorksInc
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3 Pin Female Connector Housing Part Number: 90980-11016
Terminal w/ 500mm length of wire: 82998-24410
Unfortunately I do not have the part number for the corresponding male connector if you're trying to make a "plug in between" harness.
Terminal w/ 500mm length of wire: 82998-24410
Unfortunately I do not have the part number for the corresponding male connector if you're trying to make a "plug in between" harness.
flyrv9
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Well, if you have the pins for one side at least you can look at the pin and tell if it's a front or rear release. You should also be able to tell how it goes into the connector and knowing that be able to see how it locks in. With that info you can make your own extraction tool. Sometimes all you need is a pin or small flat piece of metal. I've used a small jewelers screwdriver before.
