I'm trying to ID the plug on the left in the attached image. I put a rj45 connector next to it, for comparison. It's from a machine that programs fuel injectors for GM automobiles. I think the pin spacing is too wide for it to be rj12 compatible, but I don't actually have an rj12 plug to compare it with.
I need a new one!
Thanks for any info.
I need a new one!
Thanks for any info.
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I dont have the paper catalogs anymore..
I suppose I could click through the PDF catalog, and look at the pics that way...
I've tried searching, but don't really know what to search for.. 6 pin modular connector or 6 pin RJ*, 6 pin ribbon connector, etc, don't find any matches.
I suppose I could click through the PDF catalog, and look at the pics that way...
I've tried searching, but don't really know what to search for.. 6 pin modular connector or 6 pin RJ*, 6 pin ribbon connector, etc, don't find any matches.
Only thing I have seen like that was on a wired telephone handset.
This kind of thing.
http://www.kenable.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=6421&gclid=CM3-5cKP9cMCFYGWtAodjn4ACA
Regards
M. Gregg
This kind of thing.
http://www.kenable.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=6421&gclid=CM3-5cKP9cMCFYGWtAodjn4ACA
Regards
M. Gregg
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The other thing I've been thinking about, if all else fails, is trying to reset this plug, and re-crimp it...
There's actually a lot of room inside the plug end... I could fit a stiff piece of metal in it, and possibly press the conductors out a little.. maybe w/ the help of a little heat.
Has anyone ever tried anything like that? Connectors are usually plentiful, so probably not...
There's actually a lot of room inside the plug end... I could fit a stiff piece of metal in it, and possibly press the conductors out a little.. maybe w/ the help of a little heat.
Has anyone ever tried anything like that? Connectors are usually plentiful, so probably not...
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