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For Bally/Stern, from 78-89, you should be mostly set with .100 and .156.
GPE is a great source and has a cheap bag of 100 for the .100s---you should keep these on hand. Housings don't need to be replaced unless they're damaged.
IDC connectors on 6803 games can be replaced with molex crimps.
What game is it?
I assume it is a Williams System 3-7?
Looks to be a complete mess as far as connectors...
Quoted from Topcard:Sorry, posted the pictures without the description. The first photo is of a connector from my Paragon that I deduced was a .156 and replaced. The second photo is out of the cabinet of my High Speed. I found a loose wire but don't know what I need to fix it. Perhaps a male .156? The fourth photo is of a connector leading to the power supply on my Road Kings. It shows burn marks and some melting. I need to know the name of that connector and the types of pins to replace. The next photo is of the connectors leading to the power supply on my High Speed. I'm assuming those are .156 and am replacing the. I could really use a clear photo of that connector that shows where the different colored wires go, as mine were all bound together with electrical tape and soldered to the board. The other picture is just another connector from my Paragon. I assume that is a .100? If so, when does one most often encounter a .93?
Thanks for all the input.
The one from Paragon is a .100.
I see a bunch of IDC type connectors, replace those with crimp type of any require replacement.
Can't help with the block type in-line connectors as I haven't had to do any yet!
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