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Steve
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 Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2016 7:10 am Post subject: Relay Box connectors |
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Hi all,
I've managed to make another loom for the rear of my car, its not that difficult once you put your mind to it even given the fact there's no diagram.
I am at a dead end though looking for the 3 identical PCB type connectors that connect to the relay box, none of the auto electrical suppliers have them nor can any of the Aston heritage parts dealers help.
Anyone on here have any potential leads as to where I can source them?
cheers
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Vincent
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| Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2016 12:05 pm Post subject: Re: Relay Box connectors |
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| Steve wrote: | Hi all,
I've managed to make another loom for the rear of my car, its not that difficult once you put your mind to it even given the fact there's no diagram.
I am at a dead end though looking for the 3 identical PCB type connectors that connect to the relay box, none of the auto electrical suppliers have them nor can any of the Aston heritage parts dealers help.
Anyone on here have any potential leads as to where I can source them?
cheers
Steve 13465 |
Any pic of what you need ?
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| Steve wrote: | Hi Vincent, does below work? I can't figure out how to post a picture?
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Hi, it doesn't work. Please send me a pic at : vanquish@skynet.be
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Re photos
Host elsewhere (eg. Flikr, photobucket, dropbox etc) and then post img link here. |
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JohanB
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| This is not a typical car type wiring connector but something that comes from the electronics industry. I would search companies that sell electrical connectors used for manufacturing electronic equipment. |
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| JohanB wrote: | | This is not a typical car type wiring connector but something that comes from the electronics industry. I would search companies that sell electrical connectors used for manufacturing electronic equipment. |
RS Components for example...
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Steve
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Thanks Vincent, Johan,
Great info, now I know what its called! Have done a pretty thorough search but nothing coems up with a 5mm pitch.
I've emailed Molex and RS components with details, hopefully they have something.
thanks again,
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