chevy1224

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So I went to install the LS1 Electric e-fans in my 2000 silverado with a Nelson Performance wire harness and broke off the connector that goes into pin hole #42 in the ECU plug. I am confused as to which connector I need for a replacement. I have found that I need a 100W connector, but these are made in both male and female sockets. Both of these look similar to what I was putting in (can't find the broken end of course) so I am unable to verify which I need. The GM part number I found appears to be the female, but I wanted to verify before I ordered the part. HELP!!!! These are very fragile connectors, so be aware if you are doing the same install......

Ref:
FEMALE

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results...umber=12084912

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...NzGJV5z6DwQ%3d

MALE

http://www.eficonnection.com/eficonn...spx?ItemId=489

chevy1224

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Some one is bound to have either installed these with the same issue or wired another vehicle using these pins.... right? Any help would be appreciated.

LS1MCSS

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If you need a pin with a couple inches of wire, I'll send you one. I have a lot of leftovers. You can solder/heat shrink it to the existing wire.

chevy1224

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Really appreciate it man, but I ended up stealing one of the pins from the EGR valve since I had it deleted with the tune. It was infact the female style pin for anyone wondering. Also, when tapping into the factory harness with the Nelson harness I used the Light Green wire, not the one with the white stripe. The instructions stated it could be either, and a test was conducted via multimeter to determine the correct one.