[Tuppy]

Does anyone know where to get the terminal ends that are inside the plastic connectors? I need to replace some in the plug that goes in the CD connection. I have tried local parts places, the only other place I was going to try is the Honda car dealership.

Does anyone know of a place online to get terminal ends?

 

[2003 GL1800 POLICE]

Try your local Radio Shack.

 

[budoka]

Electrical Connection maybe?

 

[Tuppy]

I have tried all the local electronics supply stores. Haven't tried Radio Shack. Actually we have "The Source" which is a re-badged Radio Shack. Nothing at the Honda car dealer or the car stereo place.

 

[Chopin]

Can you post a picture of what you're looking for ? Some time back a fellow was sending members some tiny post connector pins so we could add the outside truck tail light to also glow when the brake was applied. A picture of the inside of your connector would be helpful. Would they look something like this:

 

[fossil92]

Tuppy here is a link to the company Budoka was recommending. Thought you may have not understood that it was a company he was giving you. See if these will work out.

http://www.electricalconnection.com/electrical-components/hitachi.htm

 

[Radarsdad]

Here's a company that I buy tons of stuff from for work. Perhaps these will work for you.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#pin-and-socket-connectors/=dgseaa

Just click on "Pin and Socket Connectors"

 

[Tuppy]

Thanks, looks like mcmaster is all barrel connectors. I need the hitashi type but small. Its for the white CD connector under the seat. Nothing at Radio shack. I may have to order from japan.

 

[Bamaeagle]

Tuppy not sure what kind of connectors you are looking for.....maybe you can try here....www.vintageconnections.com

 

[LarryinSeattle]

Welcome from Seattle!!

Perhaps a make / model of your motorcycle and a picture of the connector might help those that want to help.

Perhaps a member of the GWRRA might be able to help out.... they helped me with an electrical problem at the last meeting I attended. It cost me nothing. I also highly recommend the GWRRA groups (Goldwing Road Riders Association) to find folks who ride wings in your area. You can find a local chapter by going their website: http://www.gwrra.org

 

[Tuppy]

Good point, its a 2010 wing. I'll have to get a pic.