Hi guys, I got a little aggressive and busted one of the female pin connectors on my stereo harness. Anybody know a part number and where the best place is to source these. I really don't want to buy an entire harness for one connector. Don't have a relationship with my dealership or I would ask one of the guys in service. Thanks in advance for the help.
The crimping tool is probably $100 which is why HD = Hundred Dollars . Good news, I have a regular crimping tool and a solder gun so with a little patients it will be fine.
Bought one from Home Depot $35. Works great. I don't borrow tools and prefer to buy my own. Even if I only use it once. I'm a tool ***** anyway.
I resently blew a brake line and I had to get a new one. No one had a prebent so I had to get a straight one, cut it bend it and flared it myself with tools I had that I bought 34 years ago and only used once for a fuel line. Doing it myself more than pays for the tools. Using them a second time is like getting paid to do it myself.
To my point, I'm about to do a cam change and shopped around for tools. Found the same model tools for different prices bought the lowest priced tool. So I spent an extra $225 but it would cost me more to pay someone else to do the job. Can't ride in the winter anyway. And I get the satisfaction of doing it myself.
12-21-2018, 09:39 AM
Part number or source for Female Pin end
. Good news, I have a regular crimping tool and a solder gun 
so with a little patients it will be fine.