[HiroProtagonist]

Hey All! I'm trying to wire up a tach to my Ignitech, and need a connector for it. The only ones I can find are sold in large quantities for $25+, and I really just need 1 connector (maybe 1 spare). Apparently Ignitech sent a couple with each ignition, and I wanted to see if anybody had a spare they would be willing to mail me (I'd gladly send some $$). Let me know if this should be in a Parts Wanted section.

Thanks!
Colin

 

[Randall-in-Mpls]

Is it a simple bullet connector?

 

[HiroProtagonist]

No, sadly it's one of these guys:

TE Connectivity, MULTILOCK 070 Female Crimp Terminal Contact 16AWG 175027-1 | TE Connectivity | RS Components Americas

175027-1 TE Connectivity | TE Connectivity, MULTILOCK 070 Female Crimp Terminal Contact 16AWG 175027-1 | 362-9367 | RS Components

americas.rsdelivers.com

 

[Randall-in-Mpls]

Those I don't have. Sorry.

 

[muzza]

Wouldnt any local automotive workshop have them? Or something very similar ?

 

[HiroProtagonist]

I can check, but honestly they seem really one-off. I'll reach out to a few though. That's a good call

 

[CXPHREAK]

Change both sides of the terminal to something you have or can access locally?

 

[HiroProtagonist]

Sadly that won't work as one side is built into the ignition. I ended up finding a Harley shop that has them. To those who follow, this connector is commonly used on Harley blinkers. If you look at this site, you can see common uses for it:

AMP Multilock 070

Amp 040 and 070 Multilock Connectors. Very common connector for many makes and Models as PCM connectors, gauge-instrument and indicator cluster module connectors, turn signal/tail light and harness lighting connectors for Harley Davidson, Victory, Ducati, Suzuki, Yamaha, Toyota, Honda, and many...

www.cycleterminal.com

This helped me reach out to local shops and ask for those connectors.

 

[CXPHREAK]

I don't follow you, but I have ignitechs here and will by this time tomorrow.

 

[HiroProtagonist]

Hahaha sorry, was just a turn of phrase. I ended up finding a local shop in Portland who had some of the connectors! Maybe the phrase was supposed to be "to them that follow".