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Good day,

I`m planning for building new eletrical harness by using motogadget m-unit, hope you think that is not a bad choice?

What I`m looking for is quality eletrical connections (joing cabels) and also cabels every material I need to build these, what do you recommend?
Quality connections who will work for long time....

Don`t know if the word connections is correct to use in English?



 

I prefer to use Deutsch connectors if it is not a restoration.

This website has helped me. 

www.rbracing-rsr.com/wiring_ecu.html
 

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I prefer to use Deutsch connectors if it is not a restoration.

This website has helped me. 

www.rbracing-rsr.com/wiring_ecu.html


 

Thank you !
Its for my hobby project, not a orginal restoration.

These looks really PRO hehe how easy is to make the connectors ?

I have started thinking I must start first to make a connection drawing diagram, so I can see what type of connectors I need (numbers of cabels)... and then order... ?

Do I need special tools for using these connectors ?

 

Wow! There is a lot of information on that website.

www.elfadistrelec.no/en/manufacturer/deu...an_ted?no-cache=true
no.mouser.com/TE-Connectivity/Connectors...word=deutsch&FS=True

You will need a crimping tool for Deutsch connectors.
The crimping tools can be more than $200 USD.
There are crimpers that sell for $40 USD.
You need the correct size crimper.
prowireusa.com/c-14-tools.html?p=3





Yep Texas.
They have a ton of info on that website.
I've been referencing their page for years.

Oh, and a wire calculator to figure out wire size.
www.wirebarn.com/Wire-Calculator-_ep_41.html
 

Vintage Connectors has lots of good stuff for building a harness.  Check out the terminal pliers which roll over the tangs on the brass terminals, just like OEM.  Good stuff.

vintageconnections.com/

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Vintage Connectors has lots of good stuff for building a harness.  Check out the terminal pliers which roll over the tangs on the brass terminals, just like OEM.  Good stuff.

vintageconnections.com/


I have had great success with material from Vintage Connections. I purchased their barrel terminal crimp tool. I’d suggest getting a few extra terminals to practice with. The crimp tool works great if operated correctly. Lol