DeatschWerks

EV1 to EV14 Wired Connector Adapter

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$5.85 $9 In stock

This wired connector adapter from DeatschWerks is designed to connect a Jetronic (EV1) injector to a USCAR (EV14) harness, providing a practical solution for fuel injector electrical connections.

  • Compatible with Jetronic (EV1) injectors and USCAR (EV14) harnesses.
  • Wired adapter design for straightforward integration.
  • Suitable for fuel injector electrical connector applications.
  • Manufactured by DeatschWerks.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

Swapped out my old injectors today and this adapter made the connection seamless. The pins clicked in firmly and the 12-inch wire length gave me plenty of slack to route it cleanly.

Joshua A. ★★★★★

I was a bit worried about fitment, but these adapters clicked right into both the EV1 injectors and the EV14 harness with no fuss. The molded plastic body feels solid and the pins lined up perfectly, so no bending or struggling. Definitely saved me from having to swap out my entire wiring setup.

James ★★★★★

Snapped right onto my EV14 harness and the EV1 injector clicked in tight, no wiggle at all. Wiring up the swap took maybe two minutes per injector instead of hunting down a whole new harness. Idle smoothed out the second I fired it up.