khuebner250
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I've come up empty. Anyone have a clue?
Anyone know what kind of connector pin this is.
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khuebner250
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pretty sure it's from a cannon plug, military uses them I know, probably need a pin installer and a pin extractor, they are crimped with a specialized turret style crimper.
Where did You get it or what did it come from?
Where did You get it or what did it come from?
khuebner250
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I thought it might be a deutsch pin also but can't find one resembling it. It's from an a500 tranny solenoid connector. Maybe Delphi but no luck so far?
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Ok now it's not a deutsch and pretty sure that's not a Delphi either. I've never seen one like that.
If you can wait until Monday you can call M&H electric and send them a picture.
Or, maybe someone here will know.
Looks like it could be AMP. Problem is there are so many different series to choose from.
khuebner250
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I agree it looks like an AMP superseal but mines stubby and has the weird flange face on the end
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Do you need a replacement? Thats probably an Amphenol (AMP) but as said, there are so many in their catalog that its hard to nail down. My friend worked for ITT/Canon in the industrial connector dept and he said there were hundreds of styles for every known requirement. He said multi fiber-optical connectors could range to $10K a piece. Is it part of this?
khuebner250
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pishta
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Delphi-Packard weatherpack? May have female portion that is mass produced, not hand tool crimped...?
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