Spade/bullet connectors

[Guest]

So I?m in the market for an assortment of electrical connectors. Both Female n male spade and bullet connectors with covers and ring terminals as well. Gonna clean up some of the Harness and wire up the new stator n SH775 R/R. I was looking at cycle terminals.com. I guess I?m looking for some guidance. There are a couple sizes for both spades and bullet 3.5mm or 3.9. Also there?s tin plated and brass options. Not sure which to buy. I picked up a nice Hozan crimper tool.

who has bought and from where??

thanks for the space
Andrew R

[hampshirehog]

OEM is 3.9mm and I've always used the plain bullets and never had a problem.

[Guest]

I've bought bullet connectors from 4into1.com and eBay before. A proper crimping tool is essential. I usually put a bit of dielectric grease on to protect the connection.
-Hamcake

[93Bandit]

There's some good information in this thread. The search function is a wonderful tool.

https://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?256811-Bullet-Connectors&highlight=Bullet+connectors

[Big T]

Vintage Connections is your best source

[Guest]

I went with cycleterminal. Joe was very responsive and knowledgeable. Already shipped out my order. Should be arriving in two or three days. Then I can get to wiring up my Dyna S ignition, new electoSport stator and SH775. Thanks for the input guys

[93Bandit]

Let us know what you think about the quality and prices.

[Steve]

Thanks for asking about terminals.

Too many times, people will simply go to Auto Zone and get the cheapest assortment available.

And congrats on selecting a NICE crimper.

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[mustangflyr]

Electrical stuff

Another source for your electrical needs is Eastern Beaver located in Japan. Have done some transactions there and never disappointed .

[Guest]

I?ll let y?all know when I get the stuff in the mail.

i used eastern beaver for my sealed stator connectors
really quality product, worth the price point

next will be fuse box and relays I think

would love to hear suggestions for relays
coil and turn signals??
also looking to replAce the starter solenoid, but the OEM is pricey

[Steve]

... also looking to replAce the starter solenoid, but the OEM is pricey

You can get one considerably cheaper by going to your favorite auto parts store or big-box store (Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards, etc.) and getting one for a lawn tractor. Same size, same capacity, about $15.

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[Guest]

Found a Briggs part number 5410K
4 pole solenoid for $15 at homedepot.com. Other than the physical dimensions, mounting position and used for a 12V system, am I looking for any other specs?

seems to be all the information they provide for any


thanks
@steve

You can get one considerably cheaper by going to your favorite auto parts store or big-box store (Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards, etc.) and getting one for a lawn tractor. Same size, same capacity, about $15.

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[Guest]

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cycleterminal.com goodies game in the mail today

crimper is boss. A real precision tool