part# for connector to A/C compressor

[mini_mull]

I'm trying to find a replacement connector for the piece the goes right above the compressor coil. It has a rubber cover with a 90* elbow and and two spades coming off the coil slide into it with a two wires out the back. I've tried to find a part number at my Napa, called the dealer, and looked online at autozone and partsamerica. I swear a few months ago I ran across it listed in a strange spot on autozone.com, but I didn't save the number.
My piece is functioning now, but got beat up when my belt jumped a few months ago, so I figure I better find a new one before it gives me problems. Thanks.

 

[Jason4x4]

I think autozone has them on display in there electrical section at the store.

 

[mr.smartass]

The O'Reilly's I worked for had an AC Delco Pigtail/connector book, pretty much every connector you need is in there, even if they can't get the AC-Delco number maybe you can cross it or pick it up from a Dealership. I found one of the connectors for the A/C on my mom's 98 S10 Blazer.

 

[mini_mull]

I think autozone has them on display in there electrical section at the store.

Sweet, I'll stop in the store and see if I can find it. Thanks.

We don't have O'reilly's here in AZ. Is it part of another chain?

 

[mr.smartass]

No, they are their own company, just haven't made it out west yet, sorry.


I liked working there because they still keep paper catalogs in the store, now that I don't work there when the kid at the counter is like "It's not in the computer..." I can tell him to hand me the damn book and I'll find it myself.

 

[Blue85]

Look in the "Help" section at your local parts store and you will probably find the connector with terminals and about 6" of pigtail. If the connector body is bad and the terminals are fine, you can use a pick tool to back all of the terminals out and use the new connector body without cutting and splicing the factory wiring.