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5mm push on connector in an SAE world?

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  1. bwilson4web

    bwilson4web BMW i3 and Model 3

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    I'm trying to find 5mm connectors that look like these:
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    In the SAE world, we can find 0.250 width connectors but I need a 5mm, 0.194-0.197" width connector. A cheap part, I'm not having any luck with my various Google searches nor the web sites of AutoZone, NAPA, and Granger. Looking for metric parts in Huntsville, AL, USA . . . well no luck, yet.

    As a workaround, I can take my Dremil tool and trim it down but this also wipes out the protective coating on the side I trim.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks,
    Bob Wilson
     
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    The 5mm connector is a 3/16 inch connector in the SAE world.

    They are standard and widely available; just search 3/16 inch.

    They are commonly used in seal lead acid battery connectors. I have a good supply of them and any good electronics store will stock them.

    There is also an 1/8 inch connector that is commonly used in mini-low voltage dc motor leads.
     
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    Perfect! O'Reilly carries them!

    Bob Wilson