These two connectors are used on Denso o2 sensors. There are no symbols except on has 10868 on the back, the other 11027. I woould like to make repeat orders of these connectors but have had an impossible time trying to find them on various sites.
These two connectors are used on Denso o2 sensors. There are no symbols except on has 10868 on the back, the other 11027. I woould like to make repeat orders of these connectors but have had an impossible time trying to find them on various sites.
Hi Shaun,
Sorry these are not Harwin connectors, so I am unable to identify them for you - however, I do think I have seen something similar in the Farnell catalogue before, so hopefully someone here can help. It might be worth posting a link to this thread in the Experts area as well: http://www.element-14.com/community/community/experts?view=discussions
Wendy 
Hi Shaun, The connectors you are trying to identify look similar to our MX150L
Sealed Connector System (See link for more info). Unfortunately I am not able to identify the exact part number as most automotive connectors like this are proprietary to GM,Ford, or Chrysler. Denso does by from Molex and this could be a Molex part. I would recommend going to our site and refine your search by wire size awg and circuits loaded. You will most likely find a match or something that will be very close to what you have and may be a substitute. I hope this helps. Thanks.
Ginny, sorry for the delay, and my camera is not that good. I found a supply that is probably going through a number of middle men, and I am still looking for a more direct source (such as Newark). Here are more pics.
I am very surprised there are no original manufacturer markings except the last five digits of the Toyota part number. I doubt Toyota makes them in-house, and Denso is the OE supplier of the sensors that include these plugs.
