Shredded belt took out my Crankshaft Position Sensor connector, help with wiring
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Shredded belt took out my Camshaft Position Sensor connector, help with wiring 4.6L
Hello all, unfortunately the belt shredded and ripped off the connector to my Camshaft position sensor. I got a new connector, but the wire colors don't match and I'm trying to figure out how to connect the two. I've tried googling it and looking through my Service manual, but I can't seem to find it. Does anyone know where I could find the info?
It's a 1997 F-150 with the 4.6L Windsor
Thank you!
Picture of the damage for anyone interested.
It's a 1997 F-150 with the 4.6L Windsor
Thank you!
Picture of the damage for anyone interested.
Last edited by Gravit8; 01-11-2021 at 04:53 PM. Reason: accidentally said 'crankshaft' instead of 'camshaft' in title and post
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What are you working on?
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Sorry, I'll add that to my original post, it's a 1997 F-150 with the 4.6L Windsor. And it's the Camshaft position sensor, not crankshaft. I updated the post title, but it didn't update the thread name unfortunately.
Last edited by Gravit8; 01-11-2021 at 04:56 PM.
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I take it the original connector is now lost....?
Post a pic of the new pig tail your purchased...then I can tell yuh.
Post a pic of the new pig tail your purchased...then I can tell yuh.
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Yes, green = black. Verified insulation color orientation in reference to connector release in place....via live feed (my nephew lol).
Opposite of the release side, that connector should have hard 90* plastic insert accessory attached to it. You'll see slots in the connector opposite of release side. The 90* accessory snaps into slots. The harness is then taped to the accessory. This prevents movement and wire shear from fatigue inside the insulation at the bend.
Yea the harness wiring inside the insulation is very thin, like 24 gauge.
Anyway, that's the only thing your still missing from the original connector....that 90* insert.
Opposite of the release side, that connector should have hard 90* plastic insert accessory attached to it. You'll see slots in the connector opposite of release side. The 90* accessory snaps into slots. The harness is then taped to the accessory. This prevents movement and wire shear from fatigue inside the insulation at the bend.
Yea the harness wiring inside the insulation is very thin, like 24 gauge.
Anyway, that's the only thing your still missing from the original connector....that 90* insert.
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Yes, green = black. Verified insulation color orientation in reference to connector release in place....via live feed (my nephew lol).
Opposite of the release side, that connector should have hard 90* plastic insert accessory attached to it. You'll see slots in the connector opposite of release side. The 90* accessory snaps into slots. The harness is then taped to the accessory. This prevents movement and wire shear from fatigue inside the insulation at the bend.
Yea the harness wiring inside the insulation is very thin, like 24 gauge.
Anyway, that's the only thing your still missing from the original connector....that 90* insert.
Opposite of the release side, that connector should have hard 90* plastic insert accessory attached to it. You'll see slots in the connector opposite of release side. The 90* accessory snaps into slots. The harness is then taped to the accessory. This prevents movement and wire shear from fatigue inside the insulation at the bend.
Yea the harness wiring inside the insulation is very thin, like 24 gauge.
Anyway, that's the only thing your still missing from the original connector....that 90* insert.