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The Honda Black 3-Pin Sensor Connector is an OEM-style plug used on early K-Series engines (commonly 02–04 RSX style) for critical engine management sensors including crank, cam, MAP, and TPS circuits.
This connector is widely used across K20 and K24 platforms and is also found on select late-model D-Series and OBD2 B-Series applications. It is a common replacement when repairing damaged sensor wiring or fabricating custom engine harnesses.
This listing covers the black 3-pin K-series connector. Honda also uses similar 3-pin connectors in different keyway configurations (including blue variants), so visual confirmation is required before ordering.
This 3-pin black connector is frequently used for:
Crank Position Sensor (CKP)
Cam Position Sensor (CMP)
MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor
TPS (Throttle Position Sensor)
Commonly found on:
K20A / K20A2
K24A / K24A2
02–04 RSX
Early TSX K24
Late-model D-Series engines
Select OBD2 B-Series applications
If your sensor uses the black 3-pin rectangular Honda connector (02–04 style), this is the correct OEM-style replacement.
Honda uses multiple 3-pin connectors with different keying. While this is the common black K-Series style, other variants (including blue keyed connectors) may look similar but will not interchange.
Always confirm connector keyway and sensor orientation before purchase.
This connector is commonly required when:
Building a K-swap harness
Repairing crank or cam sensor wiring
Replacing MAP or TPS connectors
Converting to standalone ECU
Rebuilding aging engine harnesses
Fabricating mil-spec or tucked harness systems
Proper CKP and CMP wiring is critical for engine synchronization and ignition timing accuracy.
Accepts 22–20 AWG terminals
Includes matched wire seals
OEM-style locking housing
Designed for engine bay heat, oil, and vibration
Suitable for street, turbo, track, and professional motorsport builds.
1× Black 3-Pin Connector Housing
3× Terminals (22–20 AWG compatible)
3× Wire Seals
Proper open-barrel crimping tools are required for correct terminal installation. Professional wiring knowledge is recommended to ensure correct signal polarity and shield routing (where applicable).
Improper crank or cam wiring may result in no-start conditions or synchronization faults.