How are the pins numbered on the plug side of this connector?

Viewed from the plug side, the top row reads 4, 3, 2, 1 (left to right) and the bottom row reads 8, 7, 6, with the last position blank (shown as a dash).

How are the pins numbered on the wire side of the connector?

From the wire side, the numbering is mirrored: the top row reads 1, 2, 3, 4 and the bottom row reads (blank), 6, 7, 8.

Is pin 5 used on this connector?

No. Position 5 is shown as a blank/dash in both the plug side and wire side views, indicating an unused cavity.

How many terminals does this connector have?

The connector has 8 positions arranged in two rows of four, with position 5 unpopulated, so 7 numbered terminals are used (1-4 and 6-8).

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1G Eagle Talon MAF Sensor Connector Pinout - Plug Side & Wire Side Diagram

Electrical connector with numbered plug-side and wire-side pinout grids

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Connector pinout diagram showing the plug and an electrical connector body with numbered plug-side and wire-side terminal positions.

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This document is a connector pinout reference diagram showing an 8-position electrical connector, uploaded as a MAF (mass air flow sensor) harness reference for a 1st-generation Eagle Talon. The left side of the image contains a perspective drawing of the physical connector housing with two rows of terminal cavities and attached wires. On the right are two pin-numbering grids: the 'Plug side' view (looking into the connector face) numbers the cavities 4-3-2-1 across the top row and 8-7-6-(blank) across the bottom row, while the 'Wire side' view (looking at the rear where wires enter) mirrors this as 1-2-3-4 on top and (blank)-6-7-8 on the bottom. Position 5 is unused/blank, indicated by a dash in both views. Arrows above each grid indicate the connector's keyway/latch orientation for correct alignment. A reader can use this diagram to correctly identify terminal numbers when probing or repairing the connector from either the plug face or the wire/harness side, avoiding mirror-image numbering mistakes. The document contains no wire colors, part numbers, model years, or other text beyond the pin numbers and the two view labels.

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Frequently asked questions

How are the pins numbered on the plug side of this connector?: Viewed from the plug side, the top row reads 4, 3, 2, 1 (left to right) and the bottom row reads 8, 7, 6, with the last position blank (shown as a dash).
How are the pins numbered on the wire side of the connector?: From the wire side, the numbering is mirrored: the top row reads 1, 2, 3, 4 and the bottom row reads (blank), 6, 7, 8.
Is pin 5 used on this connector?: No. Position 5 is shown as a blank/dash in both the plug side and wire side views, indicating an unused cavity.
How many terminals does this connector have?: The connector has 8 positions arranged in two rows of four, with position 5 unpopulated, so 7 numbered terminals are used (1-4 and 6-8).