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IXXIac
IXXIac
2 months ago

Hello

For this purpose, it is only necessary to measure the plug-in sleeve sizes on the vehicle side (3,2 to 4.8 to 6.3 are customary in LS). For most autotyes there are finished cable sets or they are supplied with installation kits. I would estimate this as Hellerman/Tyton or AMP/Tycon T plug with 4.8 and 6.3

http://www.ak-parts.de/plug connector/fastin-faston/2-Polig-T-Form-AMP-Faston-10-25-mm-KFZ connector set

A basic rule for KFZ is

  • you do not change/contact vehicle-side cable sets, for leasing cars, the repetition costs that can go into the 1000 end
  • you do not use cheap queues for construction market schixx. Squeegee connectors with 10€ cheap squeeze pliers produce disturbing noises such as cable cutters or luster clamps at the age (oxidation/vibration). The quick-slip connectors were sometimes designed for military for emergency/snell reperatures of military equipment in field use, which only had to last or not function years or decades for a few days.
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Harvey1102
Harvey1102
2 months ago

https://www.hornbach.de/p/haupa-blv260392-flachsteckhuelse-isolated-0-5-1-5-mm-red-25-stueck/6093971/

https://www.hornbach.de/p/haupa-blv260422-flachplug-insulated-0-25-1-5-mm-red-25-stueck/6093973/

https://www.hornbach.de/p/steinel-shrinkable-set-fuer-electroinstallationen-o-3-2-9-5-mm-l-110-mm-16-stueck/10079650/

Cut off plugs, press on the sleeves and insulate them with shrink hose.

However, also pay attention to the diameter of the cables.

With double cables you need a larger sleeve (not red, but blue) ….

You can also get the matching squeeze pliers.

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