Delphi Packard Weatherpack 3 Pin Terminal Kit 16-14 AWG

I used these to modify a later-model plug-and-play no-cut trailer wiring set made for a post-1991 Wrangler. There was nothing available for my 1989 Wrangler which is a 3-pin connector at the rear lights, but there are plug-in wiring sets for '91 and newer which have 4 pin connectors but still only 3 wires. So I bought the release tool from Performance Plus Connection and these connectors and ordered the later model trailer wiring set. In about 10 minutes I had released all the wires from the 4-pin harness and slipped them into these 3-pin weatherpaks. In well under 5 minutes I had plugged this into my Wrangler and tested it. All good!The weatherpaks came with a nice little instruction sheet which I misplaced between receiving and installing. I emailed Performance Plus Connection and they emailed me a PDF of the instructions almost immediately- and get this: that was on Christmas Day! Wow! That's some service!

Love these connectors, very durable and easy to use.

Worked perfectly with my other weather pack connectors. Would recommend to anyone needing a easy to assemble waterproof connection.

Not exactly the purchase that anyone's going to rant and rave about, but these are very capable terminals that do exactly what they claim to do; protect electrical connections against water. It takes some experience (and the right crimping tool) to make the connection to the pins, but once it's done and the connector is properly assembled, they'll last for years, even when exposed to corrosive environments. These are used for winch control (not power) cables, for winches that are moved from vehicle to vehicle, I have at least three that have been in use for four years already and they work as well as the day they were installed.

I found these fairly easy to use and very robust. They are the standard connectors used on my Polaris ATV so I got these to match.I did not have the problem of lining up pins that was mentioned. But.... I soldered the wire leads to the pins instead only crimping them. It was very easy to do and makes for a no-worry connection. I would recommend soldering the pins.Good solid product.

If you are doing some rewiring on your vehicle, you don't want the contacts to quickly become corroded and fail to transfer electrical signals. These weather packs help to prevent that from happening.This pack includes the "plastic" wire ends with the seals and the metal contacts to be attached to the wires, all as one set. Most local parts houses sell these items all INDIVIDUALLY, which gets real expensive. A local nationwide parts house figured the cost on this at about $11, but each part had to be ordered.Now YOU can't beat the price of this set. Better than the nationals.

Here's a great alternative to Baja Designs plugs. These plugs are very similar to the BD plugs, but I ended swapping both ends to this one and it's the perfect fit around the wires and has a snug clip.

It is what it says it is, but it's a little fussy to use. The male and female pins are separate, making 6 pins to connect. The instructions say crimp, but I don't think I'd trust that connection. The gaskets and body of the two terminal halves appear well made. I trust it for a weatherproof connection, but getting there is more involved than I want it to be.