What plug is this?

[xocyrusx]

Random help….

Anyone know what type of plug this is? It’s for my golf cart 48v to 12v reducer. I’m looking to make different connections but don’t the name to Google.

Thanks

 

[Cowpokey]

it's some kind of female "molex connector", I don't know which one...haven't been an FSR for a few years.

 

[xocyrusx]

it's some kind of female "molex connector", I don't know which one...haven't been an FSR for a few years.

Awesome thank you. Looking for a term to Google!

 

[Cowpokey]

Awesome thank you. Looking for a term to Google!

you may or may not need pin tools, removal pin or install pin tools. Some molex connectors will come with plastic install/removal tool(s), those are garbage, but if you're careful you can get them to work.

 

[n2ishun]

Cut it out and upgrade it to a "weatherpack" type connector.
Bombproof and waterproof to boot.

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[xocyrusx]

That’s not a bad idea just replacing the plug with a known…

 

[Ichi]

Typically the part number is molded into the plastic. You may need a good light and magnifying glass to see it.

 

[hollowoutadime]

If you aren't married to it, you can always buy a connector at Autozone (usually male/female in a package) and cut the old one and solder/heatshrink the new one on. Costs $5-10. Heatshrink can be done with a blow dryer, easy.

 

[Cowpokey]

If you aren't married to it, you can always buy a connector at Autozone (usually male/female in a package) and cut the old one and solder/heatshrink the new one on. Costs $5-10. Heatshrink can be done with a blow dryer, easy.

To clarify, are you talking about the plugs that have wire/pins already installed and part of the package? It's a good option. For heat shrink, a Bic lighter (or similar) will take care of the heat shrink a lot faster than a hair drier...a heat gun is the better option.