classic kev
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This is one of those silly questions but does anybody know what type of plug is attached to the cap on the brake fluid reservoir - it's a 3 way plug/connector and do you think I can identify it!!
It doesn't really look like a Junior Power Housing, can't see anything to match in TE connectors or other types I have scrolled through - so frustrating!
I found a reference to a part number for the link lead PRC6388 but it is obsolete. All I need is the plug.
Why I hear you ask, well the thing is 29 years old and the wires have gone brittle and one of them has snapped where it is crimped on to the terminal inside the plug so a new plug is needed; you just know the other two wires are about to go the same way and the chances of successfully removing the terminals from the housing are, well, errrrmmmmm low.
I did think of using ordinary crimp terminals but there really isn't enough clearance to do this. Any help appreciated.
Cheers
It doesn't really look like a Junior Power Housing, can't see anything to match in TE connectors or other types I have scrolled through - so frustrating!
I found a reference to a part number for the link lead PRC6388 but it is obsolete. All I need is the plug.
Why I hear you ask, well the thing is 29 years old and the wires have gone brittle and one of them has snapped where it is crimped on to the terminal inside the plug so a new plug is needed; you just know the other two wires are about to go the same way and the chances of successfully removing the terminals from the housing are, well, errrrmmmmm low.
I did think of using ordinary crimp terminals but there really isn't enough clearance to do this. Any help appreciated.
Cheers
