KV6 damaged coil connector plug

cmowen · 22nd July 2020, 20:41

Hi all

I'm really hoping someone can point me in the right direction with this one please.

I have a ZT KV6 and one of the connectors from the wiring harness to the later type coil is completely knackered. Someone's clearly not released using the clip and has just smashed the plastic housing to bits.

Would anyone have a spare connector plug available or know where I could source one

?

Advice much appreciated

Thanks

Chris

Typhoon190 · 22nd July 2020, 20:57

I don't know at the moment, but this site may help. https://www.automotiveconnectors.com/housings.html

I can have a look at mine tomorrow to see if I can identify it.

COLVERT · 22nd July 2020, 21:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by cmowen

Hi all

I'm really hoping someone can point me in the right direction with this one please.

I have a ZT KV6 and one of the connectors from the wiring harness to the later type coil is completely knackered. Someone's clearly not released using the clip and has just smashed the plastic housing to bits.

Would anyone have a spare connector plug available or know where I could source one

?

Advice much appreciated

Thanks

Chris

Stay with us. You've come to the best place for help with any problems.

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cmowen · 22nd July 2020, 21:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Typhoon190

I don't know at the moment, but this site may help. https://www.automotiveconnectors.com/housings.html

I can have a look at mine tomorrow to see if I can identify it.

That would be amazing, I understand its a 3 pin terminal, but not sure which one.

Could it be this one - https://www.automotiveconnectors.com...and-seals.html

Cheers

Chris

cmowen · 22nd July 2020, 21:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by COLVERT

Stay with us. You've come to the best place for help with any problems.

PS. Welcome to the forum with your First post in Ten years as a member.---

I know, a silent reader! I've been in and out of MG's over that time, but just picked up a ZT-T 160 which I'm trying to bring back to life.

So much help and support on this site, hopefully I'll be able to contribute too!

Cheers

Chris

cmowen · 23rd July 2020, 21:07

Hi all

If anyone else is looking for the connectors, I understand these are the correct part:

https://www.auto-click.co.uk/284425-1?search=284425-1

I've ordered a few as the second connector I've taken off is also completely butchered

Cheers

Typhoon190 · 23rd July 2020, 21:14

Well done, good job. It's good to be able to repair with a brand new part.

22nd July 2020, 20:41	#1
cmowen Newbie ZT Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Swansea Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	KV6 damaged coil connector plug Hi all I'm really hoping someone can point me in the right direction with this one please. I have a ZT KV6 and one of the connectors from the wiring harness to the later type coil is completely knackered. Someone's clearly not released using the clip and has just smashed the plastic housing to bits. Would anyone have a spare connector plug available or know where I could source one ? Advice much appreciated Thanks Chris

22nd July 2020, 20:57	#2
Typhoon190 This is my second home MG ZT-T 190 Monogram Typhoon Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 4,707 Thanks: 328 Thanked 557 Times in 443 Posts	I don't know at the moment, but this site may help. https://www.automotiveconnectors.com/housings.html I can have a look at mine tomorrow to see if I can identify it.

23rd July 2020, 21:07	#6
cmowen Newbie ZT Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Swansea Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Hi all If anyone else is looking for the connectors, I understand these are the correct part: https://www.auto-click.co.uk/284425-1?search=284425-1 I've ordered a few as the second connector I've taken off is also completely butchered Cheers

23rd July 2020, 21:14	#7
Typhoon190 This is my second home MG ZT-T 190 Monogram Typhoon Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 4,707 Thanks: 328 Thanked 557 Times in 443 Posts	Well done, good job. It's good to be able to repair with a brand new part.