Can anyone identify this AMP connector?

[Martin Evans]

I wondered if anyone could help me identify this connector I am having
trouble sourcing.

The connector is still being used in new vehicle applications and has
been used since about 2001/2002

Housing dimensions are 35mm long x 20mm x 15mm

The pins are rear loaded, with seals and measure 1.8mm x 0.6mm

The only identification is the name AMP on both the outer housing and
the inner pin retainer

I can't find anything remotely like it on the amp (tyco) websites

http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/7953/ampconnector9mm.jpg

Any responses to the newsgroup please, all email to my usenet posting
address usually gets dumped.


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[w2aew]

Maybe this document covers the connector in question...
http://ecommas.tycoelectronics.com/...114-8004EpdfEnglishENG_SS_114-8004_E.pdf

....converted to a tinyurl in case the wrapping is an issue:
http://tinyurl.com/glh5l

 

[Martin Evans]

Maybe this document covers the connector in question...
http://ecommas.tycoelectronics.com/...114-8004EpdfEnglishENG_SS_114-8004_E.pdf

...converted to a tinyurl in case the wrapping is an issue:
http://tinyurl.com/glh5l

I'm already aware of that type, It's close in some respects but the
2x3 contact configuration is not available. Thanks for trying!


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[Martin Evans]

A colleague tried phoning AMP before I (and the others in here who
chipped in) came on the case!

I finally tracked it down via a very circuitous route (basically found
someone else who used a similar connector) For the record It's an
Econoseal 3 (low current version) with 0.070 terminals.

It's a pity AMP don't put part numbers on the housing shells rather
than just the trademark. It would have saved about 3 weeks worth of
delay!

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