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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote billd Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Aug/14/2018 at 6:55pm
Originally posted by turbobuick1 turbobuick1 wrote:

I think it will almost be impossible to find a 90 degree number 10 boot. I would personally use a ring terminal, apply heatshrink tubing over the crimped portion to prevent water intrusion into the wire, and coat the terminal with dielectric grease.


Heat shrink won't prevent water intrusion into a crimped connection because it's crimped and water can and will wick up the end of the wire that's exposed.
For that sort of connection if I haven't gone the distance and SOLDERED the terminal on, I use a heat shrink that has a sealer in it, or coat the end then put the heat shrink over that to help seal it.

He has said he wants it to look original, so I doubt he's open to a ring terminal held on with a nut and dobbed with grease............
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Yes, it looks like salvaged O.E.M. is my best option for looks.  I have tried "expanding" a #8 stud pigtail, but all I have found are plastic instead of rubber, and they don't lend themselves to modification well.
I have found that a two pole trailer connector end, female portion only, is a perfect fit; but yields a straight connector.
Much like finding other obsolete AMC wiring connectors, O.E.M. looks to be the only option.

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I went thru this a few months back. Yes the new ones are plastic but with a little help from my heat gun, it went on and now fits the#10 stud just fine. Wink

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Originally posted by Mopar_guy Mopar_guy wrote:

I went thru this a few months back. Yes the new ones are plastic but with a little help from my heat gun, it went on and now fits the#10 stud just fine. Wink


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Excellent suggestion, I will try the heat gun. I hadn’t thought of that, thanks!

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