Zebrafive
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Go to GM dealer and ask to see the ACDelco pigtail catalog. Some to check are PT444, PT1126 & PT1226.
electrical connectors
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jinman
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Smittyed, I looked at your photos and I can't see anything wrong with your connectors, either on the tractor or the mating connector in your hand. Why is it that you need a replacement? Is a pin messed up on the connector with the yellow wires? Is it possible all you need is a pin to insert or maybe a repair to that connector body? I'm just not clear on what the issue is. You've had some great suggestions. I'm sure you can find this weatherproof connector if you keep looking. I doubt it is proprietary to Kubota. They don't want the expense of using a one-off connector when thousands exist in the marketplace.
jinman,The male in my hand is the chewed part, mostly wires at the back of the plug, the problem is that the pins in the male plug are the female pins and one of those is gone, these plugs fit very tight and I'm trying to find a plug with the same size female pins to repair it or replace it. I've already bought several connectors online and all are too large for the plug, (24ga. wire I think). This plug is the sending connection to the PCU for the condition and position of the transmission, so without this NO tractor. I have tried to get help from Kubota and they can only suggest complete harness, frustrating.
Thanks Zebra5 i'll chek on those.
jinman
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As others have said, it looks like a Deustch or Molex waterproof 8-pin connector. It could also easily be similar to the AC Delco types posted. Have you looked closely on the connector body to find a manufacturer's name or mark? That could also simplify your search.
My Kawasaki Mule uses Tyco-Amp waterproof connectors. Here's a link to their catalog.
My Kawasaki Mule uses Tyco-Amp waterproof connectors. Here's a link to their catalog.
Yes, with a magnifying glass, this weekend I am going to take the half off the tractor to see if there is anything on it.
Zebrafive
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If all you need are the female terminals to install in the connector body you have your
GM dealer should have several boxes of just terminals (box with multiple compartments) you might be able to match up what you need.
GM dealer should have several boxes of just terminals (box with multiple compartments) you might be able to match up what you need.
