water proof connector. were to buy?

[kid4now]

I tried searching but with no luck. Im looking for the/ substitute water proof connectors that go from the start/stop switch into the electrical box. A link would be great .

Thanks Brad

 

[Mark44]

I tried searching but with no luck. Im looking for the/ substitute water proof connectors that go from the start/stop switch into the electrical box. A link would be great .

Thanks Brad

McMaster #9171T32 I have these on start and stop and quick disconnect for the stator. They work great make sure you also get the correct tool #9171T9
I also purchased the extractor tool #9171T7.

You only have to pay for quality once.

Mark44

 

[yamanube]

McMaster #9171T32 I have these on start and stop and quick disconnect for the stator. They work great make sure you also get the correct tool #9171T9
I also purchased the extractor tool #9171T7.

You only have to pay for quality once.

Mark44

Sweet, I am definitly going to add these to my stator.

 

[#ZERO]

Those are the same Weatherpack connectors that you can purchase cheaper on eBay.

They work great but you'll need to use the special crimp tool.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-...116QQitemZ250331471030QQptZRaceQ5fCarQ5fParts

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Weat...l1116QQitemZ4612425953QQptZRaceQ5fCarQ5fParts

 

[kid4now]

You guy ROCK!!!! :hail: 0 thanks for the ebay link.

 

[Midlake Crisis]

Second that!

You guy ROCK!!!! :hail: 0 thanks for the ebay link.

Yeah, thanks! I have been looking for something like that.

 

[Mark44]

Make sure to follow the directions for crimping the pin connectors with the proper tool I would also recommend purchasing a couple extra pins and sockets if it is your first time using the tool you may mess a couple up at first. You can get the price of the tool and extra pins back by installing some plugs of friends skis.



Mark44

 

[yamasaki]

he's got no friends

 

[Idok]

Make sure to follow the directions for crimping the pin connectors with the proper tool I would also recommend purchasing a couple extra pins and sockets if it is your first time using the tool you may mess a couple up at first. You can get the price of the tool and extra pins back by installing some plugs of friends skis.



Mark44

round these parts we dont charge friends to help each other out with ski's

:twak:

 

[Midlake Crisis]

Those stinking crimping tools are 'spensive!

 

[Mark44]

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Those stinking crimping tools are 'spensive!

But worth every penny once you have the tool you have it forever. Really it crimps those pins on so tight it looks like a factory connection.

Mark44

 

[ADDict]

Thats not bad at all for a specialty tool..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250293318193
Even McMaster-Carr isn't too bad on them for what they do. I'll be doing this to all my connections ASAP.