Where to find harness plugs?

[krang00]

Anyone know where I can find a couple electrical box wire ends, I can't find them anywhere?

Basically I'm looking to reuse the A/C relay that's in the fuse box in the engine but instead of cutting the wires I'd like to take out the 3 old ones that are there and put the same types of ends on my new wires and then slide them into the harness connector.

Anyone got a part number or place to get them?

Thanks!

 

[wabirch]

Since you are faced with a 'repair' of the inlet side of the connector, do you have enough wire somewhere along the harness to just do a splice with heat shrink tubing?

 

[krang00]

I could use the 3 wires that are already there and splice them, but the battery cut off switch I'm configuring for the alternator side will need a total of 4 wires. So, either way I'll need at least 1 of these connectors that goes into the harness.

Anyone have an old harness they are looking to get rid of, I guess that would work too?

 

[TexasBlownV8]

I have a harness I've recently 'parted out', with extra ends with wires that plug into the BEC blocks from underneath, the square-ish type of connectors; may even have specific colors/wire sizes needed (as well as various harness plugs/connectors to various things).

If you want 'relay socket' ends, those are more like spade lug ends.

To pull out the square connector pins from the BEC, unhook the BEC connector from the BEC ('fuse box'), pull out the green hold-in plastic fingers from the side (just pulls out from the side), then using a small-blade flat screwdriver or small nail or something, carefully push in the plastic tab that is holding in the connector (from the BEC side), and gently pull out the wire. Once you do one or two you'll get the hang of it.

To reinstall, insert the connector end into the BEC connector; it'll snap into place.
The green 'finger' retainer clip must be removed to do this, so put it back in when your wires are all plugged in.

 

[Fullboogie]

Have you tried the dealer? I broke a damn seatbelt warning harness connector when I was reinstalling one of the rear plastic armrest things. Went to the dealer and they sold me a new pigtail for $5. It's worth a try.

 

[krang00]

I have a harness I've recently 'parted out', with extra ends with wires that plug into the BEC blocks from underneath, the square-ish type of connectors; may even have specific colors/wire sizes needed (as well as various harness plugs/connectors to various things).

If you want 'relay socket' ends, those are more like spade lug ends.

To pull out the square connector pins from the BEC, unhook the BEC connector from the BEC ('fuse box'), pull out the green hold-in plastic fingers from the side (just pulls out from the side), then using a small-blade flat screwdriver or small nail or something, carefully push in the plastic tab that is holding in the connector (from the BEC side), and gently pull out the wire. Once you do one or two you'll get the hang of it.

To reinstall, insert the connector end into the BEC connector; it'll snap into place.
The green 'finger' retainer clip must be removed to do this, so put it back in when your wires are all plugged in.

This is exactly what Im looking for, those square-ish small connectors from the BEC (not the spade ones). I've already pulled out the wires for the location I need doing exactly what you listed above, it's actually quite easy.

Could I PayPal you a couple bucks to drop 4 or 5 wires in the mail to me?

 

[TexasBlownV8]

Sending you a pm...

 

[krang00]

good to go, thanks!