[eastsidegino]

Folks, would anyone be kind enough to tell me if the headlamp connector referred to here, #4 in this diagram (AKA part no. 68313071AA) is the same for LED and the halogen projector headlamps for a 2017-2020 Spider, or are they different connectors? And might anyone have a pic of what that plug end looks like? Thanks in advance.

 

[mtnghost]

If I’m looking at this correct, #4 is the main under hood body harness. Is this what you are referring to? Or the headlamp harness that shows as #2 and is the jumble of wires behind the sketch of the headlamp housing. If it’s #4 likely they are the same if #2, it is highly unlikely they are the same because of the extra features the led package adds. The connectors however may be the same, save for some missing wires and pins. I know this wasn’t much help but it’s the best I got.

 

[Steele]

No, they will have different body Harnesses in most cases for this car, not exactly sure. I’m sure the LED connection would be a lot different than the incandescent lamps pin wise to the body harness

 

[eastsidegino]

If I’m looking at this correct, #4 is the main under hood body harness. Is this what you are referring to? Or the headlamp harness that shows as #2 and is the jumble of wires behind the sketch of the headlamp housing. If it’s #4 likely they are the same if #2, it is highly unlikely they are the same because of the extra features the led package adds. The connectors however may be the same, save for some missing wires and pins. I know this wasn’t much help but it’s the best I got.

Thanks, that is helpful. It is indeed #4 I am looking at. I think #4 is a connector that has 5 pins across, 3 pins down, and a gap in the middle shaped like an H, but, I am not sure.

 

[mtnghost]

No, they will have different body Harnesses in most cases for this car, not exactly sure. I’m sure the LED connection would be a lot different than the incandescent lamps pin wise to the body harness

You may be right, but usually with larger harnesses they keep all pins and wires intact and just omit them from the smaller harnesses. For example heated seats have the wires in the main harness capped off while utilizing the new harness from the seat with the option. I could be wrong though. Best bet is to count the pins in both ends and match them up.

 

[Steele]

You may be right, but usually with larger harnesses they keep all pins and wires intact and just omit them from the smaller harnesses. For example heated seats have the wires in the main harness capped off while utilizing the new harness from the seat with the option. I could be wrong though. Best bet is to count the pins in both ends and match them up.

when you run LEDs you need to push your motherboard motherboards, have a different pin harness compared to an incandescent wiring harness
Again, this is a Japanese wiring. I have no clue.

 

[azzura]

Here are pics of the 3 connectors at the back of an LED (visibility pack) headlight

 

[eastsidegino]

Yes, these refer to the three wires of the harness #2, that connect to the main connector, #4 in the diagram reproduced here:

I'm interested in the end of #2 that plugs into #4, but I haven't had the time to get the front fascia off the car so I can get at the headlamp assemblies and their connector. I am not sure, but if these are the same connector, it will look like this:

 

[eastsidegino]

So, the halogen projector lamps have a connector like this:

For the halogen and the LED headlamps, they have different connectors, but only one Mopar Part Number, 68313071AA. In this part number are a number of connectors: