10 pin square connector replacement

Hi !

I am looking for 10 pin square plug which is here.

http://wjjeeps.com/radio_cdch_cable1.jpg

Originally it was made by AMP, but it was long time ago.

Do you know brand which makes replacement of that.

What is the aftermarket P/N of this

thanks

Pawel

Have you checked with AMP? Seems to me that's probably something that's still around in some form or another...

Did you try calling Jeep/dodge to see if it still available?

put in: 5080971aa (leave off the leading 0) at dodgeparts.com

List=$40.00, their price 28.32+shipping

I used search at dodgeparts.com and type in: 5080971aa

and nothing found? hmm

https://www.dodgeparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html try there

Upper left under "dodge accessories catalog" click on 'oem catalog'
then from that page, click on the "part number?" tab
put in part #, select jeep for make.

I've just checked and it is whole cable. I am looking just for a 10 pin plug without cable.

Probably Tyco bought AMP - so I wrote them email, but I guess that now some other third brand makes it and I am digging that.

pszczepan said:

I've just checked and it is whole cable. I am looking just for a 10 pin plug without cable.

Probably Tyco bought AMP - so I wrote them email, but I guess that now some other third brand makes it and I am digging that.

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Looking to make your own harness? Make sure you have the proper crimper and can source terminals for it - the regular crimper won't do. You'll want something like the "laminated" job that can give a squarish crimp. (If you click the link in my sig and wander to the Instructions page, then check out the sheets for DIN-BLK, you'll see the crimper I'm talking about. They don't tend to be cheap - expect to pay $20-25 - but they give good crimps for high-density uninsulated connectors.)

It may be easier to get the whole cable and modify it to what you need to do with it. If it's a longish cable (longer than what you need,) then most of the work will be done for you - depending on how you value your time and on your experience level with electronics, this may be a better way to go.

Out of curiosity, what are you wanting to do with it?

I made myself AUX output built on processor and I have to connect it to radio via this connector.

thanks
Pawel