Tiny electrical male pins in 2 row 12 pin socket.

[sloinker]

Very small and close together. Looking for some type of connector with lead to introduce power/signal for testing purposes. This is on a touch screen display in a car. Any recommendations of what/where to buy. I have lots of jumpers/test/mini-grabber leads etc already. These are really small and I don't want to ruin them using the leads I already have.

 

[GMBoy]

Use the other connector that goes to that connection and modify to your liking. That's how I test stuff.

 

[michaelluscher]

Powerprobe/AE Tools makes kits of test terminals (male/female) that breakout to multimeter sized ports

 

[supton]

Doesn't ring a bell for me, but there's oodles of connector types out there.

Wild guess says it's metric spacing. Probably smaller than the 25mil square post stuff. I'd look for a male-female jumper like this:

Problem is, I bet they are too large for the application...

Can you go to a junkyard, find a similar car, and pilfer a chunk of the wiring harness? That'd make it truly plug and play...

 

[sloinker]

Use the other connector that goes to that connection and modify to your liking. That's how I test stuff.

Other connector is in the car and this is on the bench. Unwilling to cut and splice existing female connector. I am looking for an insulated barrel style connector with lead wire. Needs to be small.

 

[wtd]

This is the kit I use that has leads that would work. It's expensive but well worth it if you do electrical work and testing. I know you can buy replacement leads for this kit so they might sell just the ones you need.

uTest Advanced Terminal Test Kit

uTest Advanced Terminal Test Kit with test leads, terminal adapters, and breakouts for automotive diagnostics. Easily diagnose electrical circuits with your oscilloscope or multimeter.

www.aeswave.com