XJ607

what are these called and where can I find them? im talking about the metal clips... the connect into a water proof relay, dummy at the junkyard clipped them way to short to splice onto so now I just want to rewire them instead of splicing, thanks

Oswalla

XJ607

the pic was just for reference, all im looking for is the metal clips, im not trying to spend 70 dollars for just clips, I could buy water proof relays for that much

jay_sco

I just googled "female electrical pin" and found a lot of results, didn't find a difinitive name. I think I did see a variety of sizes though, keep that in mind.
Here's a random link:
http://www.mouser.com/Search/m_Produ...FRSPfgod2BICOQ
And try this place, just ordered a couple plugs for my car through them, they sell all kinds of connectors with pigtails as well as components to rebuild plugs:
http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/

jay_sco

A little more specific...
http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/index.php/cPath/109

What exactly are the connectors for? What did they come off of?

Oswalla

Well it is essentially a spade terminal x12, no fancy name. The pic you posted is probably a specific application for subaru. This link is generic terminal parts, Not sure about finding local though. Subaru dealer might sell that x12 individually, or use singles available anywhere.

http://www.te.com/usa-en/products/te...s-splices.html

Mr. Pink

those look to be molex connectors. i'd also look into weather pak connectors too. i use weather pak's for most of my harnesses and stuff i build.

Jimbo Slice

Weather Packs are great, but I don't think they apply to this case.

OP, just look for any non insulated, crimp on female terminal that will fit on the spade in the relay. Any auto parts store should have them on the electrical rack for a couple bucks.

I prefer insulated ones myself (they are coated with plastic), but if you have to shove them into a waterproof housing they may not fit.

Don't forget the dielectric grease as well.