The part number for a terminated lead in both my service manual and the dealers computer gives the wrong terminal for the hole I need to populate.
Time to hit the junkyards... Yay!
The part number for a terminated lead in both my service manual and the dealers computer gives the wrong terminal for the hole I need to populate.
Time to hit the junkyards... Yay!
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Can you figure out what the connector is, like a Yazaki or whoever made the thing and maybe shop some pins from Digikey?
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what terminal I need: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/5-928999-5?qs=ki3gknuNcfSZB0rmD%2Ffnyg%3D%3D
DeleteMinimum order is 13,000 for about $1,200. Aptiv/Delphi discontinued theirs and with it went small orders.
Digikey might sell me 10... Happily, I have two complete radio connector pigtails coming from Australia. Just $30.
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