Re: Fuel Injector Connector - *the MALE side* ?

["nacelp" <nacelp@bright.net>]

Water inna weatherpak?.
I've never seen that,  also, I've cut up several harnesses lately and found
no corosion in the connector, or inside the wires insulation, looking for
corrosion.  In all that, the only bad internal wiring was on the negative
battry calbe, and it wasn't weather pak.
Grumpy
   I wouldn't look too close at the shuttle, areo wiring.  Those clowns do
it all in white wires.


> >Once while talking to some
> >Isuzu engineers, I was told "Packard (Weather Pack connectors) reputation
in
> >Japan is leak."  A friend of mine who designed wiring for bus chassis
always
> >oriented the connectors so the water would drain out of them.  This was
> >based on previous bad experiences, not just conjecture.
> Oh dear. I know they're NOT immersion-proof, but this sounds pretty bad.
> Thanks for the input.
> I wonder if the opinion on MetriPack is any better. It sure seems like
> the other connector mfgs have followed along in much the same way with
> their seal designs. The AMP connectors I've been looking at on newer
> Fords uses the same sort of glands and seals.


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