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Electrical - Weather Pack
Does anyone know of a good supplier of weatherpack electrical connectors.
I can only buy them individually in Darwin, and the retailers, who sell the Narva version don't miss you with the price.:mad: I want to put as many of them in as I can (within reason) so I can remove components easily. Thanks Hogster |
Terminal supply in troy MI.
Do not have address or phone, but they are on the web. :D :D www.terminalsupplyco.com |
Just remember, each one becomes a point of failure overall.
Just put in the ones you need like; fuel pump & electrical sending units. The rest should be able to be plugged and unplugged. :D :D |
Hogster,
I bought all my weatherpack connecters in Brisbane from a company call Auto Electrical Imports. Their website is www.visonalert.com.au, email address sales@aeimports.com, telephone is 07 32743077 (they have moved to a larger building, so I don't know if they are using the same number). Another place to try is Ebay (US). I bought enough weatherpack connectors, spare seals and pins and good quality crimp tool and pin removal tools to wire at least another car for around a third of the price delivered. AEI's prices for weatherpack connectors were around half that was being charged at the auto electricians. I bought all my gear I needed to buy for the wiring from them. They have everything that you need and the prices are reasonable. Warren |
when u mean wether pack are they water proff or resistant
or do u mean the basic everyday white plugs with brass terminals buying them from shops is dear i buy the white plugs from a mobile guy at 50 plugs at time but i dont use the brass coloured terminals that u get with narva stuff i find the brass terminals dont hold its oppisite terminal as good as the silver one i buy from my supplier i just got 200 relays for very good price someone on here should get everyone together make a list then find somehwere u can buy them in bulk but at end of day a cobra costs 50 to 80 g so whats a couple hundred on wiring wiringstuff goes up every few months due to price of copper |
Sideshow, I don't think they are talking about the normal white connectors.
Are you guys talking about this type of thing? This is the type of connector we have used. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku |
thought that was them cause they are waterproof
where in the car do u use them they are ok but are bulky and u need special crimpers to t a very good crimp as my normal crimpers leaves a dodgey crimp with the terminals on those types of plugs u really only need them on front end i hardly use them never had any probs with basic white plastic plugs there a better plugs that those just even more expensive i had to fit one to a skyline with 7 wires just very ulky and the wires feel flimsy in them |
Thats the ones. At autobarn I found a 2 pin connector, badged as NARVA. 1 plug was nearly $10-00. I nearly had a heart attack. I want to use them for
Head lights tail lights Gearbox senders - neutral/reverse And then seperate engine loom, Dash Loom I figured that would be a good way to do it as these plugs "look" like a good quality product. Thanks for the links to those that replied. I shall shop like the wind. Hogster |
i can prob get them in packs of 50
i have bought the 2 pin ones of those and have some at work but 3 and 4 pin and 7 pin i can try and order i buy the plugs and seals and terminals all seperate in bulk so makes them cheaper |
i tink thats abit overboard using them everywhere
never had any probs using the good old white plugs headlights u can hard wire direct to the plug that goes on back of headlight globe as u can buy those plugs and terminals for the ligth globes anyway i think somneone is best off getting orders and buying them in bulk i think i paid 25 buks for 10 2 pins plugs then i had to buy seals and terminals in packs of 100 |
Terminal sells the automotive weather packs like Packard, Tyco or Molex.
:D :D :D Sorry, didn't realize you were in Australia. :D :D :D |
I found a guy on ebay that offered WP kits. Came out to be a good deal.
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