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Inlet Air Temperature Sensor Connector

Started by nblewi0, 21 August 2022, 11:36 PM

nblewi0

Hi all,
I'm trying to find a source for the connector shown below.  It is the wiring to the inlet air temperature sensor in the snorkel of the air filter assembly.  Is this Bosch part number 1 284 478 007?  Is there a cross reference for it?

Thanks,
Nat

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1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"

rumb

'68 250S
'77 6.9 Euro
'91 300SE,
'98 SL500
'14 CLS550,
'16 AMG GTS
'21 E450 Cabrio

nblewi0

Hi Rumb,
Thank you for the reply!  I took a couple more pictures of the connector.  This is the connector that connects to what I think is the inlet air temperature sensor in the snorkel of the air filter.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Nat
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1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"

rumb

Where did you find that bosch part number?

https://nemigaparts.com/cat_spares/epc/mercedes/1/fg/116032/040/54/001/

This may be item 341 and 342


Bosch 1287013003 Fuel Injector Connector

Do you  think it is the same connector used on the fuel injectors?


https://www.ebay.com/itm/234617801326?nma=true&si=zd%252F7wLz0Cns6WQBMqRPSe25wALU%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557


just the little metal connectors might be 0005466940
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-mercedes-benz-parts/pin-bushing/0005466940/




PS, can you please put your car in your user profile or signature?61EJEf6zYBL._AC_SL1369_.jpg
'68 250S
'77 6.9 Euro
'91 300SE,
'98 SL500
'14 CLS550,
'16 AMG GTS
'21 E450 Cabrio

nblewi0

Thank you Rumb!  That is a great link.  I got the part number I referenced below from this website.

https://jetronic.org/en/d-jetronic/wiring-harness#Bezug

I thought the part looked like a blade receptacle but it looks like I was totally wrong.

Thanks again,
Nat

 
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"

rumb

Why do you need a new connector? It looks like you are only missing the boot.


Looks like these parts:
https://www.finjector.com/eng/2_pole_connector_set_for_d_jetronic_injectors_and_temp_sensors-p-2564-171/

Now the trick is in finding one available.
'68 250S
'77 6.9 Euro
'91 300SE,
'98 SL500
'14 CLS550,
'16 AMG GTS
'21 E450 Cabrio

nblewi0

Hi Rumb,
I need a new connector for my "blueberry" car.  It is missing the connector totally and it looks like one of the blades in the sensor may be broken as well.  I'm not sure that I want to steal parts from my gold car yet since it runs as well.

Nat
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1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"

johnnyw116

#7
The engine will run a little bit more rich with this sensor disconnected , i saw this webshop were you can buy the missing connector (but they are on holiday until 3 September)  https://www.djetparts.com/english
JohnnyW116

nblewi0

Thank you for the great link Johnny.  Looks like they may be a good option for me.

Nat
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"

gurrier

#9
The below is a photo of the item in mine also a 1973  From the condition it is in it would appear to be original.
Search reveals that kroonwireharnesses.com have the exact but described as for an oil sensor plug.  This is of course
just the rubber sleeve - don't understand why there is this round type sleeve fitted to the rectangular connector seems
more suitable for the Porsche application
1973 350SE

nblewi0

Thank you Gurrier.  I bought these from Rock Auto and I think they will work. 

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=664486&jsn=266&_nck=ZExt1ysfqhqWnq%2BEvUNdS3Txyey60IDtnjPWF5UU9J0BWQv7pvqZbkEUk86%2BAYIhylPKrF7bIqG%2B0f9WtypCt5TnAs1b5ZvQmhFr48Ihp0w8vSnHrjtyVmSXzSd2yT1vTLInily4rBAvAZpnHcleZOFBDPf6QPNnXIs22Sgxpjl93ek7Lu25ZboijLKG7th6bny1ajlVkXBhnjr%2FtGRvgV%2FMjTQ5iFpEJcJsU1pgiIskKXuM31J1zc6ZRxtx5G03IEheuql7MjyQ6jKlkw6q0nUjQPb1jNLD6Pc6sRUItClRcMnGe3UuDNSfe9NeZSMVd4i%2Ff5If5Knd6d762UaUp9jc12d3wPDd

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=661347&jsn=274&_nck=ZExt1ysfqhqWnq%2BEvUNdS3Txyey60IDtnjPWF5UU9J0BWQv7pvqZbkEUk86%2BAYIhylPKrF7bIqG%2B0f9WtypCt5TnAs1b5ZvQmhFr48Ihp0w8vSnHrjtyVmSXzSd2yT1vTLInily4rBAvAZpnHcleZOFBDPf6QPNnXIs22Sgxpjl93ek7Lu25ZboijLKG7th6bny1ajlVkXBhnjr%2FtGRvgV%2FMjTQ5iFpEJcJsU1pgiIskKXuM31J1zc6ZRxtx5G03IEheuql7MjyQ6jKlkw6q0nUjQPb1jNLD6Pc6sRUItClRcMnGe3UuDNSfe9NeZSMVd4i%2Ff5If5Knd6d762UaUp9jc12d3wPDd

I bought both because I couldn't tell the difference between them.  It turns our that they are the exact same part except one is a single pigtailed connector and the other is a 3-pack.  Here are some pictures of one of them.  They are all identical.  I think they are the same connector that the fuel injectors use as well.  I'll use your part number to look for the boot especially since the new wiring is white.  Thank you and everyone who responded to my question!  I really appreciate the help on this board.

Nat



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1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Goldie"
1973 Mercedes 450 SE "Blueberry"