| DigitalJunkie |
Hello everyone..
I'm looking for a specific connector set,and I'm having a hard time finding them. :scratch1:
Here's a Diagram of the connector..
That's the 'Female' part..I also need the 'Male' counterpart.
It's a plastic/nylon 4-pole connector with spade-type terminals.
It's used in automotive stuff alot,common on some factory radio harnesses,etc.
Any ideas where I could find them? :xfingers: |
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| eds65gto |
Go to the auto shop of a gm dealer and ask one of the mechanics if he has an old wire harness from a car and see if there is a plug that matches.
Then buy him coffee.
Ed |
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| Geek |
| Looks like the connectors used throughout my '91 Tempo. Junkyard time! :) |
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| DigitalJunkie |
Nah,Junkyard is no good.I may need alot of them for a commercial product(s)..
Might be a good source of connectors for the prototypes though. ;)
I know it's a common,available connector.I've seen them used alot in cars and whatnot.I just can't seem to find them for sale,anywhere. :confused:
Even if I could just figure out who makes them I'd be happy. :bawling: |
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| Geek |
| Just grab a catalog, Allied, Digikey, etc. and find some Molex something or other. Yeah, I'm biased toward them, they have voltage ratings of 600-1000V typically as well as produce them forever :D |
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| DigitalJunkie |
Well,I've been digging through catalogs for a couple days now,and still havn't found that damn connector.
Seems everyone's gone to pin-in-socket type connections..can't find a spade-type connector anywhere. :scratch:
:headbash: |
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| DigitalJunkie |
| Didn't see it in any of thier catalogs/brochures.. :dead: |
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