Active Exhaust Harness Info

[MrBD1348]

Hey All,

Looking to see if anyone can provide a high res photo of the connectors on the active exhaust harness for the 2018+ GT. I have actuators but I’m looking to fabricate my own harnesses for this as it’s pretty simple but im missing the part numbers for the molex connectors.

Image below is of the trunk connector showing the numbers that I’ll need for the harnesses.

Thank ya

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[NGOT8R]

Not sure how high of a resolution pic you need, but I just went and snapped these for you with my iPad. Car is a 2019 Bullitt, but the harnesses are the same as the 2018 GT.

 

[MrBD1348]

Not sure how high of a resolution pic you need, but I just went and snapped these for you with my iPad. Car is a 2019 Bullitt, but the harnesses are the same as the 2018 GT.

These are perfect thank you so much! Looks like there’s no molex number on the connector themselves but these pics will help me find the right one. Thank you again!

 

[NGOT8R]

These are perfect thank you so much! Looks like there’s no molex number on the connector themselves but these pics will help me find the right one. Thank you again!

NP. FYI, the harnesses are about $40 each from the dealer if you decide you don’t want to go to the trouble of making harnesses yourself.

https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-wire-asy_fr3z-14a411-j.html

https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-wire-asy-jumper_jr3z-14a411-h.html

 

[Cobra Jet]

This may help you find the plug or connector:
http://www.molex.com/molex/industry...=-71&pageTitle=Automotive&chanLink=Automotive

http://www.digikey.com/en/supplier-centers/m/molex

http://www.wiringproducts.com/oem-aftermarket-connectors

http://connectorexperts.com/

(I have no affiliation with the above businesses or know of their business etiquette, just passing along the info).

Here ya go, check this thread out and the attached pdf in it. You may spot the connector/plug in that catalog.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/ultimate-wire-pigtail-connector-guide.122242/

 

[boB]

One more thing: Molex (and other) terminals are meant to be crimped onto the wire under carefully controlled conditions. We may be able to get a decent crimp with inexpensive tools but the odds are against it. Soldering is not recommended either.
When did wiring get so complicated? ;)

 

[MrBD1348]

This may help you find the plug or connector:
http://www.molex.com/molex/industry...=-71&pageTitle=Automotive&chanLink=Automotive

http://www.digikey.com/en/supplier-centers/m/molex

http://www.wiringproducts.com/oem-aftermarket-connectors

http://connectorexperts.com/

(I have no affiliation with the above businesses or know of their business etiquette, just passing along the info).

Here ya go, check this thread out and the attached pdf in it. You may spot the connector/plug in that catalog.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/ultimate-wire-pigtail-connector-guide.122242/

Thank you sir. Octopart.com is a good one that compares prices for components but you need the actual part number first.

NP. FYI, the harnesses are about $40 each from the dealer if you decide you don’t want to go to the trouble of making harnesses yourself.

https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-wire-asy_fr3z-14a411-j.html

https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-wire-asy-jumper_jr3z-14a411-h.html

Thanks for those links. Something about paying $120 for cables that will cost me $10 and an hour to make doesn’t sit right haha. I work with electronics all day this is why I want to do it myself. The satisfaction I guess.

One more thing: Molex (and other) terminals are meant to be crimped onto the wire under carefully controlled conditions. We may be able to get a decent crimp with inexpensive tools but the odds are against it. Soldering is not recommended either.
When did wiring get so complicated? ;)

Things are always getting harder but a challenge is always good

 

[Cobra Jet]

Thank you sir. Octopart.com is a good one that compares prices for components but you need the actual part number first.



Thanks for those links. Something about paying $120 for cables that will cost me $10 and an hour to make doesn’t sit right haha. I work with electronics all day this is why I want to do it myself. The satisfaction I guess.



Things are always getting harder but a challenge is always good

Keep us posted, because if you find the parts, your DIY will also benefit others looking to do the same (saving $$$).

 

[Cobra Jet]

@MrBD1348

Hiw did you make out, with your AE quest, any updates?

 

[MrBD1348]

@MrBD1348

Hiw did you make out, with your AE quest, any updates?

I am installing this upcoming weekend. I ended up ordering harnesses. Once those arrive I’ll find accurate part numbers for the connectors.

 

[Mustangdoctor]

I’m trying to extend mine from the back to closer to the headers for an aftermarket dump set up. Do you think I could just splice and solder my own wires in?

 

[ORRadtech]

I’m trying to extend mine from the back to closer to the headers for an aftermarket dump set up. Do you think I could just splice and solder my own wires in?

I wouldn't solder. I'd use good, bare butt connectors, crimping with the correct crimp tool and marine grade adhesive lined heat shrink. Staggering the connections and use proper harness tape. Not plastic electrical tape.

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