Can anyone identify this type of connector?

[hughy]

Need help identifying this type of connector so i can order some replacement pins to suit.

It is off a Nissan vehicle.

Thanks

 

[sureshot]

Looks like some kind of custom double row molex male and female connector. What is it from ?

 

[hughy]

Its a plug used by nissan on most of their cars from later 80's early 90's.

these are the pins i need:

 

[sureshot]

Its a plug used by nissan on most of their cars from later 80's early 90's.

these are the pins i need:

They look like a variant of 4mm spade type recepticlesl, which might well fit. Worth a try, all or most electronics suppliers sell these crimp on type male and female connectors. Also come in 6.3mm sizes.

 

[hughy]

another pic

 

[hughy]

http://connectors-catalog.sys.yzk.c...vlet_e?forward=7116-1342&plist=list&select=10

now just have to figure out how to order

 

[dorke]

If it's from a Nissan car.
I would try a local Nissan service/dealer/electrician ,
they should have the part you need.

 

[hughy]

Cannot seem to get them from nissan and any wholesale organisations i contact only sell them directly to car manufacturers.

 

[dorke]

Another idea,
try a car junkyard.
If they have a Nissan they will yank one out for ya(complete connector) .

 

[hughy]

I have the connector, i need new pins to terminate my wiring. Don't want to join wires halfway, would rather freshly terminate the ends into new crimps.

 

[sureshot]

If the male and female measurments are the same as generic recepticles you probably could use them. Although another plug or socket from a scrap vheicle would be equally fine. Just use shrink tube over the soldered wires. Still be a tidy job.

 

[debe]

I quite often get plugs from the wreckers & remove the pins & re use them to repair wiring looms that are faulty. Usualy get them for free.