Choke wire terminals
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Choke wire terminals
I'm looking for a couple terminals to rebuild the wire going from the alternator to my choke warmer on the carb. It's the piece in the plastic plug that the wire is crimped to. I have the present one soldered and it's working fine, but I'd really like to have a couple new spares and a couple to rebuild the wire.
I'm aware that I could cobble up a crimp-on male/female trminal, but I'd prefer to go with stock parts if I can.
Any ideas/sources?
I'm aware that I could cobble up a crimp-on male/female trminal, but I'd prefer to go with stock parts if I can.
Any ideas/sources?
pedant
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You want just the pin or its female counterpart?
Ford/Motorcraft used to have a catalog online full of every pigtail socket/plug you could imagine.
I'm sure it's archived somewhere on the web.
If you want just the individual wire terminations I would look at Digikey or Newark electronics.
Ford/Motorcraft used to have a catalog online full of every pigtail socket/plug you could imagine.
I'm sure it's archived somewhere on the web.
If you want just the individual wire terminations I would look at Digikey or Newark electronics.
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Okay, I searched the web. (When all else fails, do a little work
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The part I'm looking for is a Ford Standard Block .187 Series. You can see it here:
Ford, Chrysler & Mate Lock Terminals
I'll check Digikey and Newark; anyone have a few laying around?
Thanks.
)The part I'm looking for is a Ford Standard Block .187 Series. You can see it here:
Ford, Chrysler & Mate Lock Terminals
I'll check Digikey and Newark; anyone have a few laying around?
Thanks.
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Try your Ford Dealer. They still sell connectors and terminals. There is a chance that the one you want is not obsolete and still avaliable.
Auto parts stores such as napa, also carry a variety of factory type connectors and terminals. But only by special order.
Auto parts stores such as napa, also carry a variety of factory type connectors and terminals. But only by special order.
Post Fiend
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From: Charles Town, W bygod Va
Try your Ford Dealer. They still sell connectors and terminals. There is a chance that the one you want is not obsolete and still avaliable.
Auto parts stores such as napa, also carry a variety of factory type connectors and terminals. But only by special order.
Auto parts stores such as napa, also carry a variety of factory type connectors and terminals. But only by special order.
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