Mass airflow sensor connection harness
#1
Intermediate
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Mass airflow sensor connection harness
Hi all,
I took the engine filter apart this weekend and while doing so, it seems as thought I might have cracked the harness that connects to the mass airflow sensor. It’s not the sensor itself but the small clips. The clip is still attached, but a small part is obviously cracked. Wires seem to still be fine. Should I be concerned? Anyone else have this issue while squeezing and disconnecting the harness? It looks like it’s hanging now on my car lol
I’ve attached a pic of the area that was cracked (this pic isn’t the actual condition of my car, found this online but wanted to pinpoint the area).
I took the engine filter apart this weekend and while doing so, it seems as thought I might have cracked the harness that connects to the mass airflow sensor. It’s not the sensor itself but the small clips. The clip is still attached, but a small part is obviously cracked. Wires seem to still be fine. Should I be concerned? Anyone else have this issue while squeezing and disconnecting the harness? It looks like it’s hanging now on my car lol
I’ve attached a pic of the area that was cracked (this pic isn’t the actual condition of my car, found this online but wanted to pinpoint the area).
#2
Instructor
Hi all,
I took the engine filter apart this weekend and while doing so, it seems as thought I might have cracked the harness that connects to the mass airflow sensor. It’s not the sensor itself but the small clips. The clip is still attached, but a small part is obviously cracked. Wires seem to still be fine. Should I be concerned? Anyone else have this issue while squeezing and disconnecting the harness? It looks like it’s hanging now on my car lol
I’ve attached a pic of the area that was cracked (this pic isn’t the actual condition of my car, found this online but wanted to pinpoint the area).
I took the engine filter apart this weekend and while doing so, it seems as thought I might have cracked the harness that connects to the mass airflow sensor. It’s not the sensor itself but the small clips. The clip is still attached, but a small part is obviously cracked. Wires seem to still be fine. Should I be concerned? Anyone else have this issue while squeezing and disconnecting the harness? It looks like it’s hanging now on my car lol
I’ve attached a pic of the area that was cracked (this pic isn’t the actual condition of my car, found this online but wanted to pinpoint the area).
#3
Intermediate
Thread Starter
omg yes!!! Lol same situation as yours!! Ok I’ll use the zip tie approach too! Haha! You just zipped one and the other over it right? You didn’t actually zip them both together, right?
I gotta do this for both left and right lol blah!
#4
Instructor
#6
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#7
Pole Position
I had to replace multiple connectors on my LS. I got all replacements parts from local Lexus dealer. It took me around 3-5 minutes per connector. In total, I have replaced 5-6 connectors.
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#8
Intermediate
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super cool though ... but glad I was able to Jerry rig this thing to make it work lol
#9
Pole Position
You technically don't have to provide a VIN but it makes things go faster. I just explained to the dealer what I was looking for. I had used zip tie solution for the throttle body connector until a replacement arrived.
#10
Pole Position
the throttle body connector did you have to cut and connect wires or just remove the pins from the existing one and pin them to the new connector? If you happen to have the part number that would help lots. Lexus dealer here is a no go for me thanks
#11
Pole Position
The part number of the throttle position sensor connector housing is 90980-11858.
Last edited by Anfanger; 12-18-20 at 04:22 PM.
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