What kind of connector used on inertia switch?

[larsmhh]

Hi!
Since I got my Delorean back from winter-hibernation, I did some maintenance.
When cleaning the driver side footwell I found the cable connection to the inertia switch horribly tinkered.
The connector-housing is missing and the connectors itself are bend in a bad way.

Does anyone know about the connector (company, type) and where to buy it?
I did not find it neither on delorean.eu or deloreango, nor in the google search.
Thank you very much, stay healty in this corona times,

best wishes,

Lars.

[larsmhh]

Nobody knows?
Wow, I did not know that this was such a hard question...

[painterdave72]

the only person I ever saw that had that connector was on john herveys site.... and I think they were used ones....

[larsmhh]

the only person I ever saw that had that connector was on john herveys site.... and I think they were used ones....

Hi Dave!

I knew, I saw them somewhere - yes, must have been the Hervey site.
Thank you very much!

After some more research I found the inertia switch on the "parts crossover list". It sais that the Inertia Switch is "Jaguar (eureka): (1)DAC1761K".

I really found the inertia switch, which was the old code for the switch. It was then superseded as AUU1229 and was finally superseded as DBC2022.

So I hope to find this connector at Jaguar.
Finger crossed,

Lars

[David T]

You could try the vendors, maybe they can cut a plug out of an old wiring harness. You can always just use a bunch of spade terminal connectors or you can fab up one out of silicone.

[NJP548]

I reached out to Rob Grady for you, but unfortunately he doesn't have any.

-Nick

[dmcnc]

Try DMC Midwest.

[Chris 16409]

I was able to get a used one from Ed Uding at DeLorean Europe. I asked to have extra wring so I had enough to splice it into the cars existing wiring.

[Josh]

Hi Dave!

I knew, I saw them somewhere - yes, must have been the Hervey site.
Thank you very much!

After some more research I found the inertia switch on the "parts crossover list". It sais that the Inertia Switch is "Jaguar (eureka): (1)DAC1761K".

I really found the inertia switch, which was the old code for the switch. It was then superseded as AUU1229 and was finally superseded as DBC2022.

So I hope to find this connector at Jaguar.
Finger crossed,

Lars

To leave another breadcrumb research

"FASTON" terminals. Manufactured by TE CONNECTIVITY
These terminals and housings are found throughout the car.

[bigmac]

I had the same issue. My friend helping me at the time went away and returned with a 3D printed socket. Worked really well.


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