Electrical connectors

[shooter]

Looking for info on replacement connectors like the factory ones. Someone posted a while back about a company that sells the connectors for the CamAm Spyder's but can't find it.

Thanks.

 

[zuni]

I got mine from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BSOV36W?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00 They are probably other places but it was easy and the price was good.CJ JAX

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Looking for info on replacement connectors like the factory ones. Someone posted a while back about a company that sells the connectors for the CamAm Spyder's but can't find it.

Thanks.

Which kind? There are 3 different types used on a Spyder.

 

[Sam Mac]

I've had good luck with these guys.

http://theelectricaldepot.com/weather-pack-delphi-connectors

 

[shooter]

I've had good luck with these guys.

http://theelectricaldepot.com/weather-pack-delphi-connectors

Thats them.

Thanks

 

[shooter]

Which kind? There are 3 different types used on a Spyder.

Thanks for the reply.

 

[shooter]

I got mine from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BSOV36W?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00 They are probably other places but it was easy and the price was good.CJ JAX

Thanks for the info. Saved the link.

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Thats them.

Thanks

I ordered mine from Newark.com, but they were all just the bits and pieces to assemble the connectors. Look for AMP/TE Connectivity Superseal series 1.5. That's the usual trade nomenclature for them, I think. You have to be careful to get all the right parts and pieces. I don't have, and did not want to buy, a crimping tool so I used a small needle nose pliers to crimp the terminals to the wires and then soldered them. Have to be careful not to get too much or the terminals won't fit into the housings. If you decide to go this way PM me and I'll send you info on the connectors and how they are assembled. The advantage of going this way is you can make up exactly what you want/need for harnesses.

If you want to go the easier route look for connectors with pigtails. Electrical Depot may have them. I don't know. You can often find them on eBay but you may have to use your imagination to get the right words for a search to find them.

I see the Amazon link gets you a lot of options also.

 

[zuni]

I ordered mine from Newark.com, but they were all just the bits and pieces to assemble the connectors. Look for AMP/TE Connectivity Superseal series 1.5. That's the usual trade nomenclature for them, I think. You have to be careful to get all the right parts and pieces. I don't have, and did not want to buy, a crimping tool so I used a small needle nose pliers to crimp the terminals to the wires and then soldered them. Have to be careful not to get too much or the terminals won't fit into the housings. If you decide to go this way PM me and I'll send you info on the connectors and how they are assembled. The advantage of going this way is you can make up exactly what you want/need for harnesses.

If you want to go the easier route look for connectors with pigtails. Electrical Depot may have them. I don't know. You can often find them on eBay but you may have to use your imagination to get the right words for a search to find them.

I see the Amazon link gets you a lot of options also.

I agree about the pigtail route.It has been a PIA on several occasions making a good solder joint without too much solder which effects how well the pins seat in the connector. Can't see running out of what I have on hand but if I do....

CJ JAx