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no more room in the shed for rover v8s already got plenty of chicken cookers on the floor.

What a mess.

Toyspeed has heaps of threads too 358kw 4age? http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/toyota/auction-686532477.htm

With "mil spec" wiring commonly the entire loom is sealed with heatshrink (something like Raychem DR25) and the connectors are sealed with an adhesive lined heatshrink boot Raychem DR25 is flexible and flame retardant, is resistant to most fuels (automotive and aviation), brake fluid, diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, lubricating oil and water. For those interested in the subject have a look at http://www.rbracing-rsr.com/wiring_ecu.html

First one looks like a copy of the DMC tool, second one is different and would likely cause you more headaches than its worth.. To give you an idea of how they work:

Great for making noise..

Edit: found some information, looks like an Amphenol connector (JT06RE-18-32PA) based on what I could get off the ebay images http://www.amphenol-aerospace.com/connectorbasics - See "Contact And Termination Style" http://www.amphenol-aerospace.com/pdf/catalogs/38999_III_Assembly_Instruct.pdf - Assembly Instructions (The recommended DMC crimp tool and turret needed to crimp the contacts is pricey)

That should do just fine, draw up a pinout guide, and get your hands on a decent crimper/dies

I prefer to crimp over solder - if you use the right crimper that suits the pins in your connector you'll end up with tidy and reliable wiring. http://www.msel.co.nz/epages/motorsportelectronics.sf/en_NZ/?ObjectPath=/Shops/motorsportelectronics/Categories/Connectors If it were me id probably ditch the connector unless you plan on pulling the engine every other weekend/often. Like to keep things simple. That being said Ive got autosport connectors for my 7.

had a quick skim through - only thing I'd add is I wish I put few extra power points on the hoist side of the shed when it was built. other than that looks solid.

yep used it, it works.

no stickers or stamping on them?

depends on the caliper in question they do make calipers with dust seals/boots