[BarryO]

Anyone know the Manufacturer and Type for the inertia switch connector in a 97 NAS? I'd like to wire in a fuel cut-off switch and would rather not cut into the OEM harness. The part # shown in the diagram is a match to an LRDirect part, but I'd need the male connector as well.

 

[robertf]

The company's current name is TE Connectivity
The connector is an Econoseal J series

 

[BarryO]

The same as the tail lights? Well that makes it easy. 😀

 

[Chip]

Close. It's an Econoseal III, not J. The TE part number is 344273-1. The anti-backout is 345256-1 and the pins are 345808-1 or 345949-1. Yep, same as the tail lights and electronic speed transducer.

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[lordhelemt]

I have a bunch of those connectors and pins. $3ea plus shipping. That said, you do need a barrel crimper to get the proper crimp on the terminals

 

[BarryO]

It looks like the anti-backout number is actually 345256-1 or 174358-7
The male plug looks to be 174359-2.


Socket pin 171662-1 (16-20 AWG). 345808-1 and 345949-1 seem to be special order.
Male tab pin 171661-1 (16-20 AWG) or 171631-1 (20-24 AWG)

 

[Chip]

You got it. Anti-backout is 345256-1. I tried to copy & paste from the .pdf catalogue and it didn't work. Mating plug is 344271-1.

 

[BarryO]

I have a bunch of those connectors and pins. $3ea plus shipping. That said, you do need a barrel crimper to get the proper crimp on the terminals

PM sent. I bought some from you in 2019. I still have the crimping tool.