Looking for a specific crimp on connector

[Pontiac787]

I’m looking for the female side of some smaller than typical bullet connectors. They measure .141. Here’s a photo of what I’m trying to hook up next to a typical .157 terminal. I only need about 5. Can anyone point me in the direction of where I can pick them up?

 

[nadogail]

Try. Mauser electronics

 

[four.cycle]

wild guess only-
I was just talking to this company this morning to confirm that they did indeed make hand tools in the U.S.:

Hollingsworth / Hollingsworth, 50 Warehouse St., Springfield, MA 01118-1058 / https://hollingsworth.com/ / wiring tools / patent 3157075 Nov 17 1964 George J. Filia /

 

[BillK]

What are they on ? They sort of look like some of the connectors used in Electric Powered RC airplanes.

 

[Pontiac787]

They’re on an LED motorcycle taillight.

 

[BillK]

I would also say Mouser electronics. Their online catalog is very difficult if you are not used to it but if you send them an email with a close up picture and some dimensions they are very good at responding.

https://www.mouser.com/

 

[brewchief]

Is there a reason to not simply cut them off and replace with a more common connector?

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[slow]

what are they for and what industry? Its possible they are metric so around 3.5mm?

 

[a_whale]

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[Stuart in MN]

Mouser, Digi-Key, Newark Electronics. I think all of them have enough information on their websites to show connector pin and socket dimensions.

However, as mentioned you could simply cut them off and replace them with another style connector.

 

[infinkc]

maybe if you have an old pc around, see if the old molex connector pins fit that went to a CD/DVD drive, they are slightly smaller than a bullet connector.

 

[Pontiac787]

Thanks all. I found them on Digikey. The website is much easier to navigate than mouser.

 

[Pontiac787]

Mouser won't let you sort by diameter for terminals like that but digi-key will
Look at TE Connectivity #170021-2 and #170020-2

Yes. Those are the ones I went with.

 

[Mike Folks]

Try www.easternbeaver.com lots of specialty motorcycle connectors.

 

[theoldwizard1]

Mouser won't let you sort by diameter for terminals like that but digi-key will
Look at TE Connectivity #170021-2 and #170020-2

TE has an online store and the accept small orders. Last time I order something from them it was FREE shipping !

 

[a_whale]

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[RockCrusher]

@Pontiac787 I am dealing with the same issue with some headlights and signal lights. Can you please share what you specifically found in digikey?

 

[engineer2]

sorry, didn't know it was an old thread.

 

[RockCrusher]

@engineer2 what you bought? the ones I have are undersize as they measure 0.14in.

 

[engineer2]

I went to Menards and they sell a few styles of bullet connectors.

https://www.menards.com/main/search.html?sf_categoryHierarchy=&search=bullet+connectors

Theirs are .155 diameter.
The OP is in NH, and there is no Menards there. HD might sell them.
I'm sure they can be found in different sizes

 

[rburke65]

The post is only 6 months ago….he had I e seen post on here 10 years old!