Thread: Electrical Connection for Denso Window Motors
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Unread 13-02-2010, 08:36
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Re: Electrical Connection for Denso Window Motors
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Originally Posted by skotmorris View Post
Hi, has anyone figured out what connector will "plug" into the Denso window motors? I'm headed to the auto parts store today, but it would have been nice if they gave us plug connections to go with the motor.

We've spent a lot of time holding two wire against the leads like Operation
What I have done in the past is to use appropriately sized slip on connectors (female disconnects) with electrical tape around one to prevent shorting (unfortunately, the fully shrouded ones are too big). Then I fill the connection cavity with 5-minute epoxy creating a permanent "pig tail" to the motor.

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Mike
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