I need some help finding the correct pin/socket for a Molex 0349861601 plug and an unidentified plug

I am trying to make some connectors for a project I am working on, but I am having difficulties finding the correct pins/contacts that I need.

I have already bought these (WM15577CT-ND) male pins and they seem to fit nicely (and they are correct according to Molex’s website).

What I am not able to find is the wider blade type male pin that I need, please see picture #1 below for reference.

I would also like to know if you can assist me to get the correct plugs/seals for this connector, please see picture #2 below for reference.

Lastly, I need to get some female sockets that will fit on the pins of this connector: “Kingkong 90980-12557” (I have not been able to find this connector on this website, if there is an alternative to this that I can use and buy from this site, that would be awesome). Please see picture #3 below for reference.

The wires I am using in this picture are just some jumper wires I had laying around, but I am worried about the wire gauge and it sits to loose for comfort. I am looking to get some sockets that fits 14AWG (or 16AWG if 14 is too big).

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this wall of text, I am very new to this and English is not my first language. If this is the wrong category, please flag my post so it can be moved :pray:

The first connector looks like an MX150 series hybrid 1.5/2.8mm connector, for which this document offers a lot of useful information, including part numbers for the cable seals and plugs, made by Yazaki which is not a supplier carried by DK at this time.

TE P/Ns 132603x-y would appear to be suitable contacts for the wider positions, with Molex P/N 0343450001 looking like the appropriate plugs for the smaller 1.5mm contact positions.

Regarding the second connector, these housings look like they might fit, with 1318332-1 appearing to be compatible contacts for larger wire gauges. I’d recommend checking the drawings to verify, but the connector components aren’t ridiculously expensive if it doesn’t work out.

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Thank you so much for your reply! :star_struck:

I’ve had a hard time with this one, but it looks like you have solved my issue.

I will read up on this and try to order some parts! I will post an update when I have the items in hand :smiley:

Update!

I got everything correct except the 1318332-1, but I have made some major progress thanks to you!

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Left plug is my attempt at copying the original on the right.

The 1318332-1 was too big and did not fit inside the housing, so I’m thinking about trying the 1318329-1. The housing fit the socket in the control box perfectly.

In my previous post I forgot to include one last connector I am looking to identify:


The left connector I have yet to identify, it the wire gauge is 2.00mm2 (16-14AWG).

I have never worked with electronics before (other than assembling a couple of computers), but I am having a really good time learning.

I started pulling out the interior of a Tesla back in June, and it has now turned into a campervan project of some sorts, so I am “learning by doing” all of this stuff. My goal is to create connectors in order to plug inn dummy-devices and get rid of errors about backseat safety systems missing.


I got it all working, but my prototypes are not looking very clean, hence my mission to get all the correct connectors and such and clean it all up.

I know my wire gauges are not the exact same as the original wires, I have been using leftover wires from a nearby shop to save some money. I had an incident with a melting cable and a lot of white smoke, so I thought it would be safer to go for a little extra thickness if possible :laughing:

Thanks again for helping me get this far! :smiley: