heater blower plug required. where can i get one

[Paul Welford]

Hi
my heater blower fan plug is cracked but i have no clue where to buy replacement. any ideas ???

thanks in advance

Paul


here is a photo of said plug before it was cracked

http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/Clogzz/Blower_plug.jpg

 

[Darkwood]

RS components but you will have to replace both plug and socket for one that can be adapted to fit and meets all the criteria of the original .... a knowledge of the existing plug may be needed .... contact the manufacturers and see if you can get the info or a spare part as a direct swap.

After all the hassle you probably hit trying to sort this out its usually quicker to bin the lot and invest in new..

 

[telectrix]

be simpler to use 15A connector block

 

[monkeyelectric]

Scrappy!

 

[Paul Welford]

thanks for all the replies

connector block aint going to fit the socket no matter how hard i force it lol

been googling for a while now and cant get any part numbers so i guess that leaves going to the scrappy with some side cutters

thanks for all the input

what a great forum

cheers

 

[monkeyelectric]

We went to the scrappy not long back for a similar plug for my mates laguna, the guy didn't even charge us! What a thoroughly bloody nice bloke!

 

[Richard Burns]

Looks a bit like a PC power supply cable, obviously I have no idea of size or connections but may be worth a thought.

 

[UNG]

Hi
my heater blower fan plug is cracked but i have no clue where to buy replacement. any ideas ???

thanks in advance

Paul


here is a photo of said plug before it was cracked

http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q23/Clogzz/Blower_plug.jpg

Try Googling "auto electrical connectors" or "auto electrical plugs" might take a bit of looking but I have picked up OEM connectors from a few places in the past. It's difficult to be more precise as you don't say what vehicle it is on