Electrical Connectors
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Electrical Connectors
Hello all,
Living here in the desert, plastic degrades very quickly. The tabs break just about as soon as I touch them and I am running out of zip strips!! I would like to replace the electrical connector from the truck harness to the COPs and the Fuel injectors. Any suggestions??
Regards,
Rick
Living here in the desert, plastic degrades very quickly. The tabs break just about as soon as I touch them and I am running out of zip strips!! I would like to replace the electrical connector from the truck harness to the COPs and the Fuel injectors. Any suggestions??
Regards,
Rick
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Try........
Page Auto Supply
ClipsAndFasteners.com - Automotive Retainers,Clips and Fasteners
714-666-2959
Waytek Wire
Chanhassen, MN
952-949-0765 800-328-2724
Wiring Products LTD
WiringProducts - The Place to Buy Electrical Supplies
Sparks, NV
800-549-0243
Page Auto Supply
ClipsAndFasteners.com - Automotive Retainers,Clips and Fasteners
714-666-2959
Waytek Wire
Chanhassen, MN
952-949-0765 800-328-2724
Wiring Products LTD
WiringProducts - The Place to Buy Electrical Supplies
Sparks, NV
800-549-0243
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Here's a link to the full Motorcraft catalog listing every known connector: http://www.fordservicecontent.com/pu...torcatalog.pdf
They're not cheap but the parts numbers can be checked for less expensive high quality repair pigtails. As an example the typical COP connector from NAPA is p/n EC259, selling for about $20 each.
HTH
They're not cheap but the parts numbers can be checked for less expensive high quality repair pigtails. As an example the typical COP connector from NAPA is p/n EC259, selling for about $20 each.
HTH
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