Abstract: An electrical harness for a device having a housing with multiple access ports that provide cable access to an electrical device therein, where the device has at least two connection points, the harness comprising at least two cables having one end of each terminated with a connector that is complementary to a respective one of the connection points on the electrical device characterized in that the cables are encapsulated within a seal member in their relative positions with respect to the points and seal member may be seated within the housing such that the respective connectors and connection points correspond.

Abstract: A combustion chamber sensor connector comprises a conductive outer housing within which is mounted a certain length of shielded cable connected to receptacle terminals that receive pins of a sensor. A shield element extends across the inside of the outer housing to provide a shield means between the sensor and the cable leads. The shield is an injection molded conductive elastomer. Pads of a similar material are molded over portions of the terminals. Filter elements are positioned between the pads and the shield. The elastomeric shield and pads provide a shock resistant connection that is necessary for such applications. In-molding of the shield also provide a compact and cost-effective design.