Cut stator wires, what can I do?

[yamanube]

The motor I bought has the stator wires cut in the middle, anybody on here have the tools and supplies to hook me up with a nice waterproof connection that will be reliable or is JSS my only choice (would like to save some money if possible).

 

[chriselmore_1]

I bought a 5 pin weatherpack connecter off ebay for 6 bucks. You can crimp em with normal wire crimpers if your carefull. But i would solder the pins and be carefull crimping the rubber sealing boots. Ive sank my boat in salt a few times and had no probs

 

[Mark44]

McMaster Carr has the water tight plugs and proper tools to install them.

Mark44

 

[ATS_Aaron]

Solder them together. Get some of this adhesive lined water proof heat shrink:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#heat-shrink-tubing/=74o86c

 

[OCD Solutions]

Are you looking to have the wires replaced so they are continuous or do you want quick connects installed where the cut is?
Either way I can help you out if you want to send it to me. I bought bulk of everything for doing my Tidy Bilge Harnesses and have the proper tools and lots of supplies I need to use up.

 

[yamanube]

Sent you a PM Boyer, I am a mess with a soldering iron.

 

[OCD Solutions]

Sent you a PM Boyer, I am a mess with a soldering iron.

No problem, I'm a pro when it comes to soldering.

 

[yamanube]

I used to work for a large wire harness building company and they tried to teach me a couple times but I am just a stupid CAD guy. I can run a welder but not a soldering iron, wish I still worked there I could get this all done for free.

 

[OCD Solutions]

There's a couple tricks to know and soldering goes from a nightmare to simple stupid. I have tried to teach countless apprentices how to solder and some get it but most don't.

I worked 6 of my 19 yrs as an Industrial electrician in a gold/copper mine and used to do inline splices on the 4160V trailing cables, jetski harnesses are a breeze.