What connector is this?

[i6pwr]

Trying to replace this 12V lead and I want to use a new connector for the relay. I know I can use about any female connector but trying to keep it looking the same. I figured this was an easy to find item but proving difficult for me. Just one of many I need to fix on this vehicle.

Maybe someone knows off hand.

 

[chemman]

I believe it is a Packard 56 series connector. They were in vogue in the 1950s - 1980s. Also, my riding lawn mowers use them too.

Here is a link:

https://ceautoelectricsupply.com/individual-components/connectors-and-plugs/packard-connectors/

 

[FowVay]

It looks like the standard issue 1/4" female spade connector with a common sheath. Because this setup is not weather proof, dust proof, nuclear, biological or chemical resistant you can replace it with a simple WalMart sourced crimp terminal if you so choose.

You can get it nekid-

with a fancy heat shrink sleeve-

or even with the plastic housing to make it look factory fresh-

 

[i6pwr]

or even with the plastic housing to make it look factory fresh

Those look very close, do you have a link?

 

[FowVay]

No link. They're so common that you can do a search and find anything you want.

 

[i6pwr]

They're so common that you can do a search and find anything you want.

I agree, I have seen a few local but the plastic is thin.

 

[bullwinkle]

The heat shrink ones are the best, especially if they have deox compound inside.

 

[Kira]

Connectors are like oil filters...there are too d**n many of them.

 

[Gyro Gearloose]

You can buy packs of the connecors at Lowes.

 

[paulo57509]

What vehicle are you working on? This can narrow down where to search.

What gauge wire is that (approx)?

 

[i6pwr]

What vehicle are you working on? This can narrow down where to search.

What gauge wire is that (approx)?

That relay is an aftermarket alarm on a Jeep, been about 15 years since install iirc. I will double check but I believe 12 ga.

 

[paulo57509]

That relay is an aftermarket alarm on a Jeep, been about 15 years since install iirc. I will double check but I believe 12 ga.

4-pin relay?

If the terminals accommodate your wire gauge, maybe something like this might work rather than single plugs? Hopefully the link works. My browser has been acting wonky the past few days.

https://www.amazon.com/Lord-Tools-T...fix=bosch4-pin+relay+connector,aps,135&sr=8-8