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Molex -3 Complete Set - (6 Circuit) w/14-20 AWG, Wire Connector - 2.13mm D, Latch Lock, MLXโข: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific Review: Did the job! - I have a very early 2000's New Holland LS45 riding mower that needed engine replacement. Went from a Kohler V-twin to a new 25hp Briggs and Stratton. The new Briggs required this connector to connect the engine to the mower wiring harness. Worked great. Review: All Circuits Are Go - I bought these to make a small wiring harness for my intended Bluetooth install in my old muscle car. I wanted to add some new tech to my old car. The little Bluetooth module is great but I didn't want to have to hardwire everything directly to the module so this was an excellent way to get some much needed space. I'm never really sure what crimpers are needed for these types of terminals. I resisted the urge to solder them after the first few. They seem to be making a good electric connection and a sturdy mechanical connection. The plug is keyed so you cannot plug it in wrong, which is a bonus. In this picture, you can see it in dash where I connected the wires. Now, it is a quick disconnect if needed without having to unscrew or cut wires.
| ASIN | B075R4RWV7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,076 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #146 in Disconnect Terminals #20,086 in Electrical Equipment |
| Brand Name | Molex |
| Connector Type | Crimp |
| Current Rating | 20 A |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 235 Reviews |
| Gauge | 14 |
| Item Pitch | 2.13 millimeters |
| Manufacturer | Molex |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Model | 3 Set ( 6-Circuits ) MLX |
| Mounting Type | DIN Rail Mount |
| Number Of Contacts | 6 |
| Number Of Poles | 6 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Positions | 6 |
| Part Number | 3 Set ( 6-Circuits ) MLX |
| Pitch | 2.13 millimeters |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 600 volts |
A**N
Did the job!
I have a very early 2000's New Holland LS45 riding mower that needed engine replacement. Went from a Kohler V-twin to a new 25hp Briggs and Stratton. The new Briggs required this connector to connect the engine to the mower wiring harness. Worked great.
K**D
All Circuits Are Go
I bought these to make a small wiring harness for my intended Bluetooth install in my old muscle car. I wanted to add some new tech to my old car. The little Bluetooth module is great but I didn't want to have to hardwire everything directly to the module so this was an excellent way to get some much needed space. I'm never really sure what crimpers are needed for these types of terminals. I resisted the urge to solder them after the first few. They seem to be making a good electric connection and a sturdy mechanical connection. The plug is keyed so you cannot plug it in wrong, which is a bonus. In this picture, you can see it in dash where I connected the wires. Now, it is a quick disconnect if needed without having to unscrew or cut wires.
B**M
Works as expected
I used these as part of rebuilding the electrical system in a riding lawnmower that had caught on fire. They work great. In addition to crimping, I soldered the wires using rosin core solder for added security. But they work great and match up fine. I used half of this for matching up to a replacement 19HP briggs and straton engine.
O**C
I only bought for the sockets
They worked for my replacement of pin sockets on my sprayer monitor
S**.
Works
Looks good
M**Y
Minimal set
Good minimal set
A**D
You must know how to do wiring
Used for a motorcycle new turn signal multi-switch, they were both almost identical The tin hole size was a hair different ,switched the motorcycle case to the nail female case from the kit and it was fine after that, plugged together and built a wiring harness.
A**N
6-Pin RV air conditioner plug
Perfect match for my RV's air conditioner plug
L**6
Great connector
I needed a six pin connector and this fits the bill. Make sure you have the correct crimper to complete the task.
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