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09-29-2010 #1
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Need a source for OEM connectors
Guys I am building my Hemi's wiring myself but I need a couple of connectors to repair a harness. Does anyone know of a source for OEM connectors? The dealerships are useless without a Vin number and seeing as I am blending 3 different control systems I don't know if they could help anyway.
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09-29-2010 #2
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Talk with the guys at EFI Connection. They are GM-oriented, but may be able to steer you to the right place.
http://www.eficonnection.com
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09-30-2010 #3
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Wow that link seems to have most of what I need thank you John.
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I have a project that needs wired from scratch and that's the kind of site I've been looking for. Thanks JP!
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They are good guys at EFI Connection. Glad it helped.
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10-02-2010 #6
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You can always try Terminal Supply Company in Troy, MI. http://terminalsupplyco.com/Default.aspx
Although this one might be more complex, it is a way to source direct OEM replacement connector bodies and terminals. Power and Signal. http://www.powerandsignal.com/ I believe that if you have an original connector the part number is on the body somewhere. Use that number in their search engine and you may be able to locate a supply house that will get you what you need. Ive often found that just going to the junkyard does not always get you the correct connectors that you ned not to mention finding the correct terminals to fit said connectors, grommets, and crimping tools. Hope this helps. Dorman and Help/Motormite need to really step up their game. Has anyone considered trying to get an electrical company to come on board as a sponsor?
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