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C107 Female Pins

Andy-WhiteTJ

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Trying to find the narrower female pins in the C107 Connector. I have the wider ones but I can't seem to find a harness or a link to find the narrow pins.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
Wonder if it's the same pins for the ODB2 connector. My power pin is missing...PO shoved the wire in the cavity. I ordered a new connector for Amazon cheap...some come with the pins separate and if they're the same then it's a cheap option.

-Mac
 
Wonder if it's the same pins for the ODB2 connector. My power pin is missing...PO shoved the wire in the cavity. I ordered a new connector for Amazon cheap...some come with the pins separate and if they're the same then it's a cheap option.

-Mac

That's a good idea. Thanks. I'll look into that. I've got wires and pins from two other connector re-pin kits but they're wider than the ones I need. The C107 has both wide and narrow in the same connector.

Not a clear photo but you can see the two different styles in the same connector:
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For someone in the future that may need this information I figured out that the C107 connector on a 2004 Wrangler is a 155448129 connector from Aptiv (formerly Delphi-Pakard) The connector is out of stock and obsolete everywhere I looked. Now I just need to figure out which pins to use. There are quite a bit of them when looking at Aptiv pins on here: https://www.newark.com/w/c/connecto...ector-contacts/prl/results?brand=aptiv-delphi
 
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Trying to find the narrower female pins in the C107 Connector. I have the wider ones but I can't seem to find a harness or a link to find the narrow pins.

Any help would be appreciated.

What is your objective? If this is for cruise control wiring, I don’t believe that C107 is necessary. When I added factory cruise to my 2005 LJ, I did not have the wires at C301, which should be the same connector. I instead spliced into the brake switch wiring directly.

I followed the below video.
 
What is your objective? If this is for cruise control wiring, I don’t believe that C107 is necessary. When I added factory cruise to my 2005 LJ, I did not have the wires at C301, which should be the same connector. I instead spliced into the brake switch wiring directly.

I followed the below video.

It is for cruise control. I have a number of wires missing going from the clockspring to the PCM and from the servo to the brake. They all go through the C107 and I'd like to have a nice connection and not splice. I see where they need to go in the C107 and I'll wait until I get the right pins.

I have a lead on a recently junked Jeep that I can steal from. I'll know tomorrow.
 
It is for cruise control. I have a number of wires missing going from the clockspring to the PCM and from the servo to the brake. They all go through the C107 and I'd like to have a nice connection and not splice. I see where they need to go in the C107 and I'll wait until I get the right pins.

I have a lead on a recently junked Jeep that I can steal from. I'll know tomorrow.

I did not use C301 (same junction as C107).

Your wire coloring will be different, but this is what I did. The only wiring I had from the factory was from the clock spring to the switches.

Servo Plug
  • Pin 1 to C3 Pin 12 (VT/YL)
  • Pin 2 to C3 Pin 5 (VT/LG)
  • Pin 3 to Brake Switch Pin 4 (VT/WT)
  • Pin 4 to Ground (BK)
Brake Switch
  • Splice into Pin 3 to C3 Pin 7 (VT/YL)
Clock Spring
  • Splice into VT to C3 Pin 34
  • DB/DG (Ensure Ground Exists)
 
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