Does anyone have a source for the flat two pin connectors like used on speed sensors and early crankshaft triggers? I need some for an ecu project. Thanks, Aaron
An internet search on "2-pin bullet connector" should get you something very similar -- they've changed the shaped of the male bullet slightly (and probably the female too), but I think it would still be compatible with the early design: Image Unavailable, Please Login
Steve - that is close. Close enough that I ordered a set to try earlier this week. But the male (and female) are actually too large.
That's unfortunate. I see on Digikey that they have different diameters of bullet connector terminals available: https://www.digikey.com/products/en/connectors-interconnects/terminals-barrel-bullet-connectors/393?k=bullet but they don't seem to have pre-molded bullet connectors (although I didn't look to hard). Perhaps looking thru those terminals for what you need might get you to a manufacturer name to pursue further, or you could make your own . What is the diameter of the male pin that you need to match?
Image Unavailable, Please Login Round. Here is an example on a speed sensor. I noticed on my Mondial today that the headlight motors had the same connectors.
This site has a lot of the flat connectors. https://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk Not seeing the ones you need for the sensor, but looks like they have the individual connector. Steve is correct with Digikey having a wide variety, just a little challenging to search their site.
If you access to one of the sensors, why not take it to an auto parts store (NAPA) and see if they can match the connector?
I bought mine from ebay when I changed the ones to the headlamps. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.de%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F283015543566