What pin/female connector?

[Cornell]

long story short, I destroyed my EGT themocouple a couple months ago. Bought a new one from autometer, etc, etc. I get the thermocouple and it doesn't have the pins/female connector to hook into the nexus "controller" so I attempted to salvage the ones off the old unit. Didn't work because they are so damn small and it was near impossible to save them. Does anyone know where I can find such a connector and pins?



I'll attempt to take a picture but I'm not sure if it will turn out

 

[Cornell]

Best pictures I could get

 

[Cornell]

I think I'm getting closer

http://www.hirose-connectors.com/connectors/H205SeriesGaiyou.aspx?c1=DF1B&c3=3

 

[McRat]

That appears to be a standard mini connector for computers. If you have an old computer that's busted, crack open the case and look for things that plug in the motherboard.

 

[Cornell]

That appears to be a standard mini connector for computers. If you have an old computer that's busted, crack open the case and look for things that plug in the motherboard.

Thanks Pat. :hug: That's much more simple than looking through this catalog.

I found the part numbers if the old computer comes up empty

DF1B-2022PC 541-0260-8 20-22 gauge wire

DF1B-2428PC 541-0665-0 24-28 gauge wire

DF1B-30PC 541-0687-2 30 gauge wire

Female connector

DF1B- 3S-2.5R 541-0201-9

 

[sweetdiesel]

long story short, I destroyed my EGT themocouple a couple months ago. Bought a new one from autometer, etc, etc. I get the thermocouple and it doesn't have the pins/female connector to hook into the nexus "controller" so I attempted to salvage the ones off the old unit. Didn't work because they are so damn small and it was near impossible to save them. Does anyone know where I can find such a connector and pins?



I'll attempt to take a picture but I'm not sure if it will turn out

http://www.duramaxdiesels.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4245&highlight=autometer


I would try a RC hobby shop

Good luck!

 

[Cornell]

http://www.duramaxdiesels.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4245&highlight=autometer


I would try a RC hobby shop

Good luck!

duh! I over think this stuff way too often. I searched for a thread about connectors because I remembered reading yours. Nothing came up :rofl:

These look exactly like the connectors for the servos in my Nitro r/c cars. I have a bunch of fried servos too. :baby:

thanks again.