RE: {Chrysler 300} help with electric terminals

Kai,

One alternative which is tedious is to carefully pry the crips off the wire and then clean and reuse the existing connectors.

Another alternative is to cut the wire about an inch or so from the connector, strip the insulation leaving the wire and then perform an inline splice and then heat shrink the area.

James.

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Subject: {Chrysler 300} help with electric terminals

Dear group,

I need some help restoring the wire harnesses for my 62 300 sport convertible.

I know that many of these old connectors are no longer available but very often you can find alternatives

But the terminals for the power windows are very special and cannot simply be replaced.

Does anyone has a source where to find them?

Or too many in his garage so he could spare some?

I roughly need 20 of them.

Thanks for your help!

Greeting from Germany,

Kai

Dr. Kai Rentmeister

Tierarzt, DiplECVN

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