Squirrels Got My Wiring

[PMalin]

You may be able to goto one of the electronics online order houses and order some "amp" or "amphenol" plastic multi pin connector and plug and the associated pins male and female and the proper crimping tool and just affix your own connector to this matter. These would be of a higher grade connector than some typical run of stuff. On the more immediate side of things... When is the last time you needed to disconnect this connector? Just solder the wires together with heat shrink tubing well insulating them and get on down the road.

 

[LorenStrodtman]

You may be able to go to one of the electronics online order houses and order some "amp" or "amphenol" plastic multi pin connector and plug and the associated pins male and female and the proper crimping tool and just affix your own connector to this matter. These would be of a higher grade connector than some typical run of stuff. On the more immediate side of things... When is the last time you needed to disconnect this connector? Just solder the wires together with heat shrink tubing well insulating them and get on down the road.

I agree with just hardwiring it back together. It's what will happen if I can't get the parts to do it "right" before I need the truck.
I hadn't heard of "amphenol" connectors before, I'll check them out. At first I thought one of the plugs had Metri-Pack 280 plugs, but they are slightly different. I finally got some of the connectors removed from each plug and am hoping the well-regarded NAPA man can help me out if the amphenol aren't exact matches. STRONGLY leaning toward hardwire if I can't get the parts by Sunday morning.