Swpeet 400Pcs 6.3MM Automotive Electrical Wire Connectors Kit, 6.3mm 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 Pin Automotive Electrical Wire Connectors Pin Header Crimp Wire Terminals (6.3mm, Assortment Kit)

I don't really know how much to write about these. They're basic Yazaki-style connectors, and they work great! No, they're not top quality. But if you were looking for that, then you wouldn't be trying to buy 45 connector kits for less than 20 bucks. The wire-gripping section of the open barrel crimped terminals is not toothed or knurled, but there are stamped-in bumps. Maybe that's enough? Nonetheless, with decent crimp tools, I got sturdy connections with 0.01V drop on my motorcycle's charging system. Thumbs up!

All connectors fit snugly but mate without binding. Female terminals are the correct spring contact type instead of the flimsy 'double J' style.

I used this to wire up a keyless entry system for my car and this kit was fantastic! This was my first time tackling a wiring project and making a wiring harness and this kit make me feel pro. Super easy to use and pin, and offered so many different options for what I wanted to do. The plastic feels sturdy and snaps and unsnaps with confidence, I'm not worried about those at all. The only downfall of this kit is the metal pins. They work and will hold a solid connections, but you must be very delicate with them, as they will bend and snap easy if you put too much pressure when crimping them. They're just very thin and fine metal. They worked for what I was doing, but I am cautious in how I handle them. Overall this is a great kit, and I would definitely recommend buying it if you've got a fun wiring project you wanna tackle but don't wanna break the bank doing it

If you are like me I can't stand when I add a new component and the wires the manufacturer gives are too long and lose just hanging all over the place. These plugs all you to shorten those wires and put them into a loom keeping to projects neet and tidy. Cleaning up your projects and making it easy to connect and reconnect as needed. These plugs are super easy to create, make sure you measure 5 times before you perminatly cut to length needed. Crimping the ends on can be tricky and the only tip I can give is to use a small pair of players(like a small extra long needle nose plyers ) used for hobby work. These will allow you to push each side of the terminals in place one at a time. This will make sure you get a good position of the terminal on the wire befor you use a pair of crimper to get that final perminatr hold on the wire. When crimping the ends make sure you are aware of how the crimped ens is making sure you do not flatten the crimped end too much because it will not fit into the plug. I recommend using a circular crimper because it will tighten the ends so your wires will pull out with out smoshing the the end too much. You always want to preform a tug test before you push the ends into the plug. This will insure you have a tight connection befor you insert and it will not come off when inserted. Now one last tip if you get finished and put the ends into the plug and for some reason you find your self needing to remove the pin, because you have them in the wrong position, or you can't get the plug in through a hole, or you pulled a wire out of the terminal, you need to make sure you have a key for the safe and easy remove as to not damage the plug. This can be accomplished several ways. The first is to purchase a set of pin removal keys, here are hundred of them on Amazon just make sure you get one in a set that will work for these plugs. The second way is to find a small jewelers flat head screwdriver, test it on a blank end making sure it will fit into the keyway to unlock the clip on the end of the terminal. You may also loom at an unused terminal to get formiloure with what needs to take place and dry run on how push in the lock so you do not get frustrated (IT HAPPENS ALOT). The third way is to make your owne, by reprising a old or broken screwdriver, pick, or scrap, working it down to the size you need You may find all of the parts above on Amazon it just may take some searching. I hope this helps you make your decision easier...

These are not as sturdy as the regular automotive or motorcycle connectors, the plastic is thinner, and the connector blades are thinner as well. They will work for some things well enough, but I would get sturdier ones next time.

A must when working with old motorcycle wiring harnesses that needs a new connector

I needed to find a way to make it easy for me to unhook my side lights on my (motorcycle) fairings when removing them and the 2-pin connector in this box helped. I was going to use the larger connector to replace the 9-pin connector on my bike as well, but didn't need to. As long as you have some basic knowledge with electrical components, soldering, take your time, this kit is lightweight and easy to use.

Decent quality, Good compatibility with OEM connectors. Worth price paid.

Bonne utilisation du produit , bien pensé en mettant plusieurs types de connecteurs a multiples broches , facile d'utilisation , et casier bien pensé, je recommande pour ceux qui veulent modifier leur installation auto ou moto

Perfect for what I needed

Echt super.

Very good helps with replacing bad connections on the bikes

Mauvaise qualité des produits, essai non concluant, à oublier J'irai chez le commerçant au bout de ma rue... À oublier....