Replacement MX150 Header Receptacle for Tesla SDU Inverter
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The stock connector is very brittle and can be easily damaged. OEM replacements are not readily available, so we decided to make our own. 3D-printed in ASA for superior weather resistance, impact strength, and chemical resistance. Run a bead of silicone along the integrated groove ring for a weatherproof seal.
This replacement connector does not need to be clipped onto the logic board as the stock connector does, so the blue retaining clip is no longer needed. Position the connector in the inverter case and secure it with the two screws (marked green). Carefully reinstall the logic board so the pins go through the connector, and be sure to tighten all of the screws securing the logic board/tray to the case.
You may want to leave the two green screws securing the connector a little loose at first so you can gently insert the harness just enough to align the connector with the pins. However, be sure to tighten up all of the screws before attempting to push the MX150 harness all the way on until it clicks.
If you have a 3D printer, the STL is available for free on Thingiverse, courtesy of Westside EV - enjoy!
🇺🇸 FREE Shipping within the USA 🇺🇸
Available exclusively from Westside EV!
The stock connector is very brittle and can be easily damaged. OEM replacements are not readily available, so we decided to make our own. 3D-printed in ASA for superior weather resistance, impact strength, and chemical resistance. Run a bead of silicone along the integrated groove ring for a weatherproof seal.
This replacement connector does not need to be clipped onto the logic board as the stock connector does, so the blue retaining clip is no longer needed. Position the connector in the inverter case and secure it with the two screws (marked green). Carefully reinstall the logic board so the pins go through the connector, and be sure to tighten all of the screws securing the logic board/tray to the case.
You may want to leave the two green screws securing the connector a little loose at first so you can gently insert the harness just enough to align the connector with the pins. However, be sure to tighten up all of the screws before attempting to push the MX150 harness all the way on until it clicks.
If you have a 3D printer, the STL is available for free on Thingiverse, courtesy of Westside EV - enjoy!
🇺🇸 FREE Shipping within the USA 🇺🇸
Available exclusively from Westside EV!
The stock connector is very brittle and can be easily damaged. OEM replacements are not readily available, so we decided to make our own. 3D-printed in ASA for superior weather resistance, impact strength, and chemical resistance. Run a bead of silicone along the integrated groove ring for a weatherproof seal.
This replacement connector does not need to be clipped onto the logic board as the stock connector does, so the blue retaining clip is no longer needed. Position the connector in the inverter case and secure it with the two screws (marked green). Carefully reinstall the logic board so the pins go through the connector, and be sure to tighten all of the screws securing the logic board/tray to the case.
You may want to leave the two green screws securing the connector a little loose at first so you can gently insert the harness just enough to align the connector with the pins. However, be sure to tighten up all of the screws before attempting to push the MX150 harness all the way on until it clicks.
If you have a 3D printer, the STL is available for free on Thingiverse, courtesy of Westside EV - enjoy!
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