Electrical Connectors

[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

These will be used to do my electrical system. Found out I can get the Deutsch stuff rather cheap through work! :veryhappy:

6 pin for stator, extra hole with plug (something I did not like about the weather packs)
4 pin for S/S switch inside engine compartment
2 2 pins for S/S switch under chin pad

Sorry, I'm not so great with the camera. One with no flash, one with.

 

[The Penguin]

I'd swap and do the 4 pin under the pad, and the 2-2's in the compartment.

 

[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

Save your tu-tus for your skis!!!!

I couldn't decide which to do where but the 4 up top means less clutter.

 

[QuickMick]

Save your tu-tus for your skis!!!!

I couldn't decide which to do where but the 4 up top means less clutter.

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[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

2-2

Two-Two

Tu-tu

Oh, nevermind

 

[QuickMick]

ohh oki.. speaking of tu tu's.. is your ski running or are you going to need
tu tu more weeks???
:chairfall:

 

[The Penguin]

I thinky he still needs an intervention.

 

[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

More tu-tu days....knee greauxs!

 

[superjetnj]

The crimper for those connectors is rather expensive, I work for a caterpillar dealership and they are a standard connector on the equipment. Around $400 for the tool if I remember correctly.

 

[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

The crimper for those connectors is rather expensive, I work for a caterpillar dealership and they are a standard connector on the equipment. Around $400 for the tool if I remember correctly.

Dude, we've talked about Cat before....I work there too. I just "borrowed" the tool. Employee pricing would be much cheaper.

 

[QuickMick]

Someone posted that the Bosch connectors were the way to go.

I however do NOT work at a Cat dealership. :deadhorse:

 

[SQUARE JOEL!!!]

Someone posted that the Bosch connectors were the way to go.

I however do NOT work at a Cat dealership. :deadhorse:

These are Deutsch

You want some of these???