Part number/source for diagnostic connector

[slowbert]

Does anyone know a source for a new diagnostic connector, including the housing and pins?

 

The previous owner saw fit to snip the red power line on pin 1...kind of defeats the purpose.

[jimk]

Remove the pin, open the crimp and fit a new wire.

Opening and re-crimping be done, speaking from having the experience 900 miles from home.

[Stevenola]

If you want to go new, Mouser has everything you need, including new pins if the snipped one is not salvageable or don't want to risk direct 12v on an old connector.  The housings are made by TE Connectivity and are called Mate-N-Lok.

[slowbert]

57 minutes ago, jimk said:

Remove the pin, open the crimp and fit a new wire.

I have a set of pin removal tools, and I fought with it for a while.  But never got the pin to release.  Also didn't have much grip on the wire end to pull it out.  Of course, I wasn't on the side of the road trying to get home, either.

 

For $30 (with shipping) I am pretty sure I ordered the right part numbers from Mouser.