Electrical Radio plug connections

[Nicholas123]

Simplest answer is to cut off the connector on both the radio and the supply end. Use crimp type knife, bullet or handshake connectors to make a removable connection for both wires. If the radio connector is not on the end of leads but is mounted on the case then you might have to open up the box and wire 2 new leads fromn the inside of the connector or direct onto the pins.
To be foolproof have a different style connector for +ve and -ve. good luck olewill

That plug pushes into a recess on the back of the radio which has male pins in it & I should be able to resolve this I think without major surgery but thanks for the suggestion.

 

[Nicholas123]

Do you need the whole plug, or just the pins? They look very much like standard ones made by Amp.

That's it Nigel I just need the pins,infact just one pin & even that may be salvageable but would'nt have a very big area to solder on.(the crimp bit broke off).

 

[Tintin]

I would not spend a lot of time trying to find the right plug.

Open the radio up, find where the wires go and solder on new wires, leading them out of the radio where the socket is now, using a cable tie for strain relief.

The you can add a connector of your choice outside the radio.