I am currently in the middle of an engine swap, and will soon start on the wiring.
I really want my wiring to be spot on, and factory like; but I am having a heck of a time tracking down the wedgelock pins, so I can pin new wires. I can only find the female and male .110 pins, and male .60 pins.

I am pretty sure these are the part numbers.

E7EB-14487-AA, 20-18 ga, -.060 diameter pin (Female) What I need.
E7EB-14461-BA, 20-18 ga, - .060 diameter pin (Male)
E8EB-14488-UA, 16-14 ga, -.110 diameter pin (Male)
D1AB-14488-CA, 20-18 ga, -.110 diameter pin (Female)


I have done a ton of searching, and came up with nothing. Anyone happen to have any laying around? Haha

Here is a pic of the pins. .110 on the left and .060 on the right.

 

Go to Clipsandfasteners.com, enter your Ford p/n's and something should pop up under the AuVeCo brand.

I've created, modified and swaped out Ford OEM harness connectors, have found that outfit to have almost everything I need.

 

They have the 3 that I don't need. Haha. I have also tried Mouser Electronics without any luck.

 

You could go to a salvage yard and clip off a pigtail and have all the pins you want

 

True, but I don't really want to have to solder wires. I would like to just crimp on a new pin and plug it in.
Someone on another forum posted up a site to buy them from, for anyone else who runs in the same problem.
E7EB-14487-GA, FORD AND CHRYSLER TERMINALS, TERMINALS - Terminal Supply Company - Product Detail

Apparently I had the wrong part number.

 

Do you have the special crimper? I am assuming it will need one. If you use a regular crimper it smashes it out and then it's too out of shape to fit up inside the plastic plug-in. The correct crimper keeps it compact when it smashes it so it will still slip up inside the connector. Some of those special crimpers are very expensive.

 

Having delved into the Metri-Pak & Weather-Pak stuff I found a decent pair of proper crimpers for less than $40 shipped. While they're certainly not the $150 each Delphi-Packard tools they work well enough for the occasional use. Here's one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/WEATHERPACK-CRIMPER-TOOL-DELPHI-PACKARD-CONNECTORS-/230874222354?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35c12d0f12&vxp=mtr
HTH

 

Awesome. That was my next question. Can never have enough tools!