Posted by: Rus Curtis
« on: October 20, 2024, 08:51:31 PM »On the CJ3B Page in the article about Heater Tech Tips,
https://cj3b.info/Tech/Heater.html ,
there is an image of the bakelite switch attached to the bottom of the instrument panel.
What I'm curious to learn is what type of terminal ends the wires have. I seem to recall an image where they could be 90 degree ring terminals like these:
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/connectors/shape~90-flag/insulation~noninsulated/ - but I can't find that picture now.
I would also like to see an image of the wire and connection between the heater switch and the heater body - I believe there is a covered connector similar to these found on the jeep wiring harness:
I've seen images of just the heater with the wire sticking out having a male bullet connector on it, so I suspect a coupler between the heater and switch to join the two wires.
I know it would be real easy to use readily available wiring parts but I'm curious if anyone has an original (unmodified) set up to show how it looked back then. Thanks.
https://cj3b.info/Tech/Heater.html ,
there is an image of the bakelite switch attached to the bottom of the instrument panel.
What I'm curious to learn is what type of terminal ends the wires have. I seem to recall an image where they could be 90 degree ring terminals like these:
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/connectors/shape~90-flag/insulation~noninsulated/ - but I can't find that picture now.
I would also like to see an image of the wire and connection between the heater switch and the heater body - I believe there is a covered connector similar to these found on the jeep wiring harness:
I've seen images of just the heater with the wire sticking out having a male bullet connector on it, so I suspect a coupler between the heater and switch to join the two wires.
I know it would be real easy to use readily available wiring parts but I'm curious if anyone has an original (unmodified) set up to show how it looked back then. Thanks.