Hi guys,

I am looking for a full set of connectors for Felicia 1.3MPI Simos 2P. Where can I source all the connectors, but they need to be new, not the used ones and pins for connectors. Here is the picture of what am I dealing with.

Greetings

https://www.sp-el.cz/Ostatni-elektronika-c22_0_1.htm

https://www.sp-el.cz/Ostatni-elektronika-c22_0_1.htm

If you want new contact housing:

https://www.skoda-parts.com/catalog/felicia/spare-parts/electrical-equipment/wiring-harness-terminals-490.html?strana=3&sort=default&query=

https://www.skoda-parts.com/catalog/felicia/spare-parts/electrical-equipment/wiring-harness-terminals-490.html?strana=4&sort=default&query=

4 hours ago, D.FYLAKTOS said:

https://www.sp-el.cz/Ostatni-elektronika-c22_0_1.htm

https://www.sp-el.cz/Ostatni-elektronika-c22_0_1.htm

If you want new contact housing:

https://www.skoda-parts.com/catalog/felicia/spare-parts/electrical-equipment/wiring-harness-terminals-490.html?strana=3&sort=default&query=

https://www.skoda-parts.com/catalog/felicia/spare-parts/electrical-equipment/wiring-harness-terminals-490.html?strana=4&sort=default&query=

Hello,

SP-EL doesn't have new connectors for engine wiring, sorry I wasn't specific for what wiring I need the connectors. But the other shop has the exact what I need. But I don't see every connector and pins, do you maybe have a other link. I will buy everything the Škoda Parts have. I don't see larger connector for ECU, only smaller and connector for TPS and MAP sensor. Thank you for a fast reply.

58 minutes ago, DemoVrh said:

I don't see larger connector for ECU

You can buy a set of used ones from a donor car, check for corrosion signs and clean them.

Nevertheless can not be abused since they are not a plug-unplug often item.

Connectors can be found in ebay, each oart number is available in ETKA.

You can buy aftermarket colour cables from a shop and you or a friend of your can do the welding job, thus you will hava an almost brand new harness. 🙂

On 20/03/2026 at 15:28, D.FYLAKTOS said:

You can buy a set of used ones from a donor car, check for corrosion signs and clean them.

Nevertheless can not be abused since they are not a plug-unplug often item.

Connectors can be found in ebay, each oart number is available in ETKA.

You can buy aftermarket colour cables from a shop and you or a friend of your can do the welding job, thus you will hava an almost brand new harness. 🙂

Do you maybe know what pin remover I need, to remove the pins from connectors? So I can order it.

Thank you

Edited 22 March22 Mar by DemoVrh
Spelling mistake

Turning back the time: back in the beginning of the 90's there was a need for Scart but much more longer than the 2m of the local market, the Electronic guy of the company had the idea so they bought me the connectors

and the cable with lot of clones inside (that was a nightmare)

and i spend many days welding pin-by-pin after checking the compatibility with multimeter (beep sound so OK the No1 cable in the first connector was also the No1 in the 2nd etc), for example:

I had a pin extractor and

a cell pin welder

and i manage to make very long Scart.

In car companies the Electrician has a board on the wall or in a desk and according to diagram is embroidering (here we call it also as Sewing) the harness.

Nowadays with cables with colours or even numbers on them things are much more easier.

Thank you very much, you have been very helpful. Will post before, mid and after photos.

If you buy a used harness you have to clean every connector and check with multimeter every single pin and check every cable if it's OK (maybe some are bent and broken,not visible from outside), use a pin extractor,replace it etc...

Making your own harness there would be an assurance that in the future you will never again have problems as long the car exists.

Yes, the wiring insulation is hard and cracked on few spots, that's why I want to change the wires. After a good scrub I found out that the connectors are in pretty good shape, but the wires are not. Already found the pins for wiring harness, but can't find the MAP and TPS pins, they are different from other one. As you can see in the picture, they are like a square. My electric friend says it's a Bosch bdk pin, but they don't look the same, a little bit different. Will order few and try if it fits MAP and TPS sensor. Will post the update.

Mine also were in bad condition due to age:

Air intake manifold sensor.

ECU.