JPI MAP connector mystery solved.

[Chip Sylverne]

The connector used at the JPI map sensor, for those who prefer to make their own harness, is a Molex 2695 4 pin p/n 0010112044, with gold crimp sockets 0008550129.
Mouser has it for .25 the sockets are .64 each.

A perfectly acceptable 14lb crimp can be made with a JST hand crimper.

 

[Fortel]

Chip!

Your information re the JPI MAP connector was exactly what I was looking for. But, I'm also searching for the pinout.

JPI references their harness wire color - but if you roll your own...

Any chance you can describe the pinout?

Thanks a million!

Peter

 

[Chip Sylverne]

If you mean the rgb on the sensor itself, I can't recall, but call Shelby at JPI support. He is very helpful and if he doesn't know he'll find someone who does.

 

[fabricgator]

+1 Shelby

 

[Fortel]

Guess I'll make that call. Installed an 830 over the last couple of weeks, this MAP sensor is the final piece.

Thanks!

 

[Fortel]

So...

My JPI EDM 830 (new install during a panel refresh) is now fully operational. Big thanks to Chip for posting the molex MAP connector. That connector works, but I think is not the actual correct part; as arrived, it would not fit into the sensor- the "ears" on the connector are too tall, and need to be shaved down- pretty much removed - to fit into the sensor. The sensor has no provision for those "ears." Also, there's no locking mechanism to secure the connector into the sensor. The contacts are a good fit, and it's snug enough that, with a tie wrap, the connector will certainly stay in place.

The JPI documentation- especially the early stuff, is pretty bad. Anyone that's followed their printed guidance for a EDM 700 or similar device has undoubtedly encountered this. But the user guide for the 730 / 830 is good, and has some installation information that is very helpful.