Sources for Chrysler type wire terminals
:rofl: ="Mattax, post: 1972250265, member: 29156"]I already have a collection of 56 series. Waytek Wire had min purchases, so I bought terminals by the bagful about 20 yrs ago.
Now I'm looking to build a collection of Chrysler types.
Looks like most are the same as some Ford and GM 'Packard 58'.
Standard lists the tin-plated brass female terminals as CG49 for 16-14 ga, and CG36 for
20-18 ga packages of 10. Chrysler part number 384601 regardless of wire size.
Eastern Beaver linked above has the wider 3/16" terminals, like used on the headlights, but not plated. The originals on my '67 were plated.
They also have crimps for splicing. That's handy, even if soldering.[/QUOTE]
Really they are 58? Always use 56!:rofl::rofl:Bought this removal tool kit on flea bay works great so far. Does most styles.
:rofl: ="Mattax, post: 1972250265, member: 29156"]I already have a collection of 56 series. Waytek Wire had min purchases, so I bought terminals by the bagful about 20 yrs ago.
Now I'm looking to build a collection of Chrysler types.
Looks like most are the same as some Ford and GM 'Packard 58'.
Standard lists the tin-plated brass female terminals as CG49 for 16-14 ga, and CG36 for
20-18 ga packages of 10. Chrysler part number 384601 regardless of wire size.
Eastern Beaver linked above has the wider 3/16" terminals, like used on the headlights, but not plated. The originals on my '67 were plated.
They also have crimps for splicing. That's handy, even if soldering.[/QUOTE]
Really they are 58? Always use 56!:rofl::rofl:Bought this removal tool kit on flea bay works great so far. Does most styles.