Looking to buy a bulk lot (10-25 ea.) of the ignition switch connectors like in the picture below. found them on ebay for $8.99 ea, but I hope they can be bought cheaper.
Part numbers would be great.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: I should have specified, I am looking for the black plastic connectors, NOT the terminals.
2nd EDIT: looked back at a previous thread, and found that they are gm type 56 terminals, and the 5-way connector is a delphi model 2973422. Found a vendor online "waytek inc." who offers them for .38 each. There is a "small order fee (under $35.00) of $5.00 plus actual shipping. Should bring them in under $1.00 each.
Has anyone ever dealt with them, or is there another good online source?
Ignition switch connector sources?
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Re: Ignition switch connector sources?
Heres one place .........
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Del ... 4NRg%3D%3D
EDIT : I was in the process of posting this while you were editing your post and didn't know you had found them cheaper . I knew you could do better than $8.99 apiece and thought I did good when I found them for a little over $1 apiece , until
I seen your edited post .
Its a Delphi part and if you use the part # 02973422 in a google search it comes up quite often .
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Del ... 4NRg%3D%3D
EDIT : I was in the process of posting this while you were editing your post and didn't know you had found them cheaper . I knew you could do better than $8.99 apiece and thought I did good when I found them for a little over $1 apiece , until
I seen your edited post .
Its a Delphi part and if you use the part # 02973422 in a google search it comes up quite often .
I see a lot of cub cadets while going down the tracks , its a shame I can't pull over and ask about them .
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Re: Ignition switch connector sources?
Thanks, Jess.
I almost just deleted the post, but I figured that I would leave the info up here in case anybody else needed some of them. Will probably order them early this week by phone. I will keep everybody posted on how the whole deal goes.
I think I have 5 tractors here that need them and I have given away I bet 6 of the connectors in the last 2 months. Running out of junk harnesses to steal them from.
I almost just deleted the post, but I figured that I would leave the info up here in case anybody else needed some of them. Will probably order them early this week by phone. I will keep everybody posted on how the whole deal goes.
I think I have 5 tractors here that need them and I have given away I bet 6 of the connectors in the last 2 months. Running out of junk harnesses to steal them from.
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Re: Ignition switch connector sources?
Same connector was used on the PTO switch on the cyclops tractors.
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Found a good deal thru a local vendor. They come in a package of 5 for $4.00. I purchased 20 of them. They were called a "packard" connector in their catalog rather than a "Delphi" as I was calling them. They had to be shipped in, which brought the total to about $26.00. Pretty close to the target price that I had in mind. Would rather pay in person than have card numbers floating around everywhere.
Steve...I hadn' t thought of the pto connector. Thanks for the good info.
Steve...I hadn' t thought of the pto connector. Thanks for the good info.