Where to source wire connectors
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2012 GL350, 2014 GLK250
Where to source wire connectors
Hi guys, I am hoping to retrofit some multicontour seats to my vehicle. I think I have traced the connections that are needed. As I need to add a new component - a vacuum pump - I need to run some wires and have them terminate at the pump with proper connector.
Is there some way to get blank connectors and the conductors/pins for them? It would really suck to buy and rerun a whole harness for one connector.
Any guidance is appreciated!
Is there some way to get blank connectors and the conductors/pins for them? It would really suck to buy and rerun a whole harness for one connector.
Any guidance is appreciated!
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Mercedes 2014 E350 Estate (S212)
Hi guys, I am hoping to retrofit some multicontour seats to my vehicle. I think I have traced the connections that are needed. As I need to add a new component - a vacuum pump - I need to run some wires and have them terminate at the pump with proper connector.
Is there some way to get blank connectors and the conductors/pins for them? It would really suck to buy and rerun a whole harness for one connector.
Any guidance is appreciated!
Is there some way to get blank connectors and the conductors/pins for them? It would really suck to buy and rerun a whole harness for one connector.
Any guidance is appreciated!
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If you need connectors that mate with existing connectors, you need manufacturer and part number info. Then try an online electronic parts distributor such as Arrow, Newark or Digikey. But it might be simpler to buy some general purpose connectors at an auto parts store and replace both sides of the connection.
