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I need to build a Y-cable to tap into the Triple Gauge cable. The service manual identifies this as type TH12FW-NH, but I'm unable to find the manufacturer. I need
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Source for Japanese connectors?
I need to build a Y-cable to tap into the Triple Gauge cable. The service manual identifies this as type TH12FW-NH, but I'm unable to find the manufacturer. I need several sets of the male and female connectors.
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04-21-2014, 07:20 AM
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A lot of times you have to buy a minimum quantity - anywhere from 10 to 10k pieces. It may be cheaper to buy a cable/harness and rob the connector you need.
According to a Q&D web search, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. makes the connectors; probably not the only place that makes them.
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