.375" 3/8"These guys are w-i-d-e push on (Faston) female terminals. They fit higher amperage relays like Bosch Tyco style. I have had no luck whatsoever finding female insulated or uninsulated terminals. Being thy are for power contacts it would be nice to find terminals rated for 10-gauge wire.eBay, Del City, genuinedealz, Amazon, Google.....I've struck out everywhere but there just has to be a vendor -somewhere-. At 15 minutes connection time per search this is turning into a real hassle :(

Try Allied electronics or Sta-Con

Dimensions of the tabs would be helpful. width and thickness.Find the part number in this PDF then search for part number for sale on google.

Amazon .375 Insulated Disconnect Crimp TerminalHillsdale Terminal .375 Insulated Disconnect

They seem to be common in auto parts- most of the chains list them, but none looked like any kind of quality.

It might be the Packard 59 terminal that's .320" wide?

.375" "Push-On" Terminals / Where To Buy | Good Sam Community

westend
Explorer
Feb 28, 2016
As much as I like Waytek (and they are only 3 miles away), I buy a lot of small components through Digikey. Their shipping cost is lower, sometimes much lower for a few small items as a buyer can choose 1st class mail. If I order on a Monday, my Digikey order is in my mailbox by Thursday, at the latest. A few times, it has been here the next day.
ktmrfs
Explorer II
Feb 28, 2016
waytek they sell virtually any type of connector.
MEXICOWANDERER
Explorer
Feb 27, 2016
Chris,

S-O-L-D !!!

Come Monday I order! Thank yuze! One vendor demanded almost a dollar a pop. Felt like sending them an email, recommending they drop their shorts, sit on a Xerox and replicate themselves.
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Feb 26, 2016
Waytek lists 2 made by 3M- http://www.waytekwire.com/products/1432/Quick-Disconnects/&Tab-Width=-375-- the non-insulated looks like it might be pretty good, insulated is vinyl only.
Bad thing- minimum order of 50. Good thing- insulated are $0.18 each, non insulated $0.11 .
MEXICOWANDERER
Explorer
Feb 26, 2016
No, they're .375" wide. Meaning the male terminal sticking out of the relay. Don't believe any of the .375" terminals found on the face of the earth vary in thickness. Would love to find genuine Delco Packard though as the push on terminal has a spring wiper built in and can carry twice the current. 60-70 amperes is nothing to fool-around with. They're for 800-watt LED light bars. I would use 80-amp tower-type Essex relays except they are hard to fit under hood.
DougE
Explorer
Feb 26, 2016
It might be the Packard 59 terminal that's .320" wide?
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Feb 26, 2016
They seem to be common in auto parts- most of the chains list them, but none looked like any kind of quality.
jhilley
Explorer
Feb 26, 2016
Amazon .375 Insulated Disconnect Crimp Terminal

Hillsdale Terminal .375 Insulated Disconnect
NinerBikes
Explorer
Feb 26, 2016
Dimensions of the tabs would be helpful. width and thickness.

Find the part number in this PDF then search for part number for sale on google.
TEXAS
Explorer
Feb 26, 2016
Try Allied electronics or Sta-Con

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