Where can i get one of these from?

[Hann]

Does anyone know where i could get one of the OEM BMW 3-pin latching wiring plugs from as shown?
A matching trailing socket would be ideal, too. Any suitable socket that accepts this type of plug, in fact.

Used on the recent BMW`s and on other automotive applications i would think.

Any sources/part numbers/manufacturer names/details/other greatly appreciated.
Cheers.

 

[seahorse]

BMW probably sell them although would probably need to order. Have a look on https://www.bike-parts-bmw.co.uk/, if you can find it, you can also order from a BMW car dealer. I have done it this way, easy peasy.

 

[The Other PaulG]

Hann I would try these guys. This is just one of many plugs they sell

Upgraded Dynamos & Alternators > Alternator Plugs - 3 TERMINAL OVAL DENSO ALTERNATOR PLUG - Auto Electric Supplies Website

Alternator plug used on many Japanese vehicles using the Nippondenso, Mitsubishi, and Hitachi altern...

www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk

 

[brut33]

I'd speak to someone at Motorworks and probably send a photo.

Motorworks BMW Motorcycle Specialists - Homepage

Motorworks are the UK's largest independent BMW motorcycle specialist. We stock thousands of parts for BMW motorcycles online. Mail order only for UK and International shipping.

www.motorworks.co.uk

 

[zerax9]

Does anyone know where i could get one of the OEM BMW 3-pin latching wiring plugs from as shown?
A matching trailing socket would be ideal, too. Any suitable socket that accepts this type of plug, in fact.

Used on the recent BMW`s and on other automotive applications i would think.

Any sources/part numbers/manufacturer names/details/other greatly appreciated.
Cheers.

Is that plug from the Nav cradle ?

 

[djheaton321]

Try kojaycat.co.uk they have a useful search tool where you can search the pictures to source a connector like yours. They will add a pigtail to it with your desired cable colours. Not expensive. I have used them a number of times for connectors.

 

[Hann]

Thanks for the suggestions, i think i`ve found a solution from Motorworks.