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Some folks clearly have nothing else to do but mirco management
And some folks have nothing else to do but complain.
And some folks have nothing else to do but complain.
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It’s an observation “Mr moderator man”, not a complaint.
must be a slow day in the complaints dept?
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If you only knew.
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You are easy, in comparison to the guy that ran into my Bike the other day..
Yeah, you have to deal with people like me
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Thats about what it looked like. He put his large van in reverse, and gave it gas. Screaming and honking did not help me a bit.
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I believe the connector is an ITT/Cannon "CA Bayonet" style. I think the series is a CA3106. You can download the catalog here https://www.ittcannon.com/resource-listing/literature and look for CA Bayonet / VG95234 catalog. Part of the search would be size and number of contacts... Once you get a part number look on ebay to see if they have one. These connectors are not cheap but surplus can be fond for a fraction of the price.
There are 2 style of contacts, 1 solder and 2, crimp. The crimp style are WAY eaiser and better that solder... but takes crimping tools and insertion tools.
There are 2 style of contacts, 1 solder and 2, crimp. The crimp style are WAY eaiser and better that solder... but takes crimping tools and insertion tools.
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After extensive search, that plug is only available at well over $150.... if at all. My conclusion is that I will remove the socket from the dushboard and utilize the leads that I want directly, w/o socket plug. Of the 54 pins, only 34 are used according to the schematic, and only handfull I find usefull for instrumentation and diagnastics. Thanks for the input.