Skylarking
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Yes, it’s the terminal type that defines whether the connector is male or female. By not keeping a consistency between terminal and plastic carrier, they make it a bit of a head fcuk for those that don’t work with such things daily…Just had an epiphany, I was getting confused between what is female and male (not a new thing for me, especially since I have offspring attending NSW High School).
Now I see from the images that gender is determined by the terminal shape (giver or receiver), not by the outside plastic shroud.
Looking forward to more advice, my searching skills have not found any local supplier yet.
Wouldn’t surprise me that there is no industry standard as such and each manufacturer does its own thing with the convention which just adds to confusion. Guess a bit like your kids school
PS: @CalaisNQ was the first to link to the Yazaki Connector Catalogue PDF in post#43 of the VF DOC connector thread. Haven’t looked at the PDF as yet but it may define the convention used for the sex of the connector within the first few pages…
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