Need to know if I can use any type of connector in the engine may or would it be better to get water resistant ones? Would something like a microphone DIN connector do? After making a loom for an 8 wire device and can stop into buy parts at lunch, probably need to be 12v but doubt it'll take many amps, specifiacally making a boost controller to solenoid loom, could just hard wire it all up with the soldering and heat shrink but a proper set of connectors might be better hehe.
Ideally will be able to stop in and buy at lunch so any quick reply would be great, will be stopping into Radioshack in Hinckley, kinda like Maplin so should have a decent selection.
Cheers guys.
Congratulations to vtecmec for winning May/June's Lude Of The Month, with his DIY Turbo BB1 build.
>>> Click Here For Profile <<<

>>> Click Here For Profile <<<

Engine bay connectors, quick reply if poss :)
Ah nuts, that's what I figured Ammo, the proper connectors are so expensive though, maybe hardwire to the solenoid and just use a generic 12v connector under the dash as it'll be fairly shielded from weather under there, was thinking of a DIN as they have the shield option so using a shielded cable I could earth between the cabin and engine bay to improve things, you can never have enough earth points hehehe
I'll ask in the shop if they have weather resistant type connectors and if they're cheap enough I'll get a couple, if not I'll buy some self adhesive heat shrink and solder the thing, still earth it though, shielded twisted pair 8 core 28awg should do it, think it's rated for 30v and quality cable too
I'll ask in the shop if they have weather resistant type connectors and if they're cheap enough I'll get a couple, if not I'll buy some self adhesive heat shrink and solder the thing, still earth it though, shielded twisted pair 8 core 28awg should do it, think it's rated for 30v and quality cable too
