Factory Tach Connector

[Chris and Sam]

Ok, I scored a deal on a NEW Mopar Tach for my 93 CTD off of the bay. Anyhow, i get it all un-boxed out of the mopar box, and it is missing the connector housing. The instructions show a detailed picture of it, but don't have a part number for it. It looks a lot like the brake light switch connector in size, and wondered if any of you guys have purchased a connector before, or if someone has one of there tach's out, maybe there might be a part number on the connector housing. All help will be appreciated!!!

Sam

 

[PToombs]

Option B, if you know which wire goes where, take them out of the truck side connector and plug them in. Then tape the individual wires.

 

[MBergman]

If you can find a Chrysler, Dodge, etc, car or truck in the salvage yard that has cruise control on the steering wheel, the connector for the cruise switches and the mating connector on the clockspring are the same as what is used for the tach connector. Just make sure it does not have an airbag, the connector might be different. I snagged one out of a 93 Dakota not too long ago.

Marc

 

[Chris and Sam]

Thanks for the heads up. I was kinda wondering about that too. I had also thought about taking the wiring for the tach out of the stock harness and replacing the connector with something else, but I wanted to make it as stock as possible.