DeatschWerks

Toyota to EV14 Wired Connector Adapter

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$2.34 $3.25 In stock

The DeatschWerks Toyota to EV14 Wired Connector Adapter is a fuel injector electrical connector adapter designed to connect a Toyota-type injector to a USCAR (EV14) style harness connector. This wired adapter is intended for fuel injector wiring applications that require a direct connector conversion.

  • Brand: DeatschWerks
  • Type: Wired connector adapter for fuel injector electrical connections
  • Connects a Toyota injector to a USCAR (EV14) harness connector
  • Part number: CONN-T-USw
  • Category: Fuel Injector Electrical Connectors
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

Installed these on my 2JZ swap and they clicked right into the EV14 harness with no fuss. The pre-crimped wires saved me a ton of soldering time.

Olivia N. ★★★★★

I was a bit worried about wiring it up myself, but the color-coded wires made the whole process straightforward. The connector fit snugly and the fuel system fired right up with no leaks. Really solid build quality for the price.

Brian ★★★★★

The plugs clicked right into my USCAR harness without any trimming or soldering, which saved me a ton of time on the swap. Wiring is properly crimped too, no loose pins or intermittent connection after a few hundred miles.