Connector identification

[SelectivePC]

Hello, kind of in a pickle with trying to ID a part number for a connector for a cobra jet water pump. Its used to pump the supercharger coolant. I am using it as a engine water pump. But when I ordered the pump it didnt not come with a pigtail. Has anyone here used one of these? Or possible know a part number for the pigtail. Attached are pictures of the 4 pin pigtail.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited 10/12/19 03:39 PM by SelectivePC
link to actual plug added.

[k31th]

weird that it's pictured with the product you ordered but it didn't come with it... is there a disclaimer somewhere on the advertisement that says it doesn't come with the plug? if not, I'd be contacting them and getting them to send you one.

[SelectivePC]

I ordered this pump through a different company, the picture I posted, was found when trying to research the plug itself.

[k31th]

maybe ask the place where you found the picture if they can send you the plug?

[SelectivePC]

I messaged both of the sellers I found online, neither of them are coming off the information. 

I think I may have ordered the wrong kit. Haha

I may order the pump and wiring kit as pictured above, and return the pump only I ordered. Keep it simple

[k31th]

that sounds like an easier solution than getting a custom plug made up

[OZYWALKER]

Do you have or can you get the spade connectors to suit?

If you do/can why not terminate that end and run a decent length tail out then pot it with hot glue or some kind of hard setting glue.

[SelectivePC]

I could defiantly do that, but being the main water pump, I'd like to have to have it on a nice plug. I actually ordered the kit with pigtails pictured above, last night.

[SelectivePC]

So after a little research and going through the 600 plug Catalog Ford offers. I have matched the plug and it works!!! thanks for the ideas guys!! This is the greased version of the connector, there is also a non-greased version. 

 

Part Number : WPT-1361

 

 

 

[k31th]

good result