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GROTE 68680 Automotive Pigtail with 5 Blunt-Cut Wires

The GROTE Terminal Assembly (MPN 68680) is an automotive pigtail with 5 blunt-cut wires, each 20 in long, and 5 connectors. It features a 20 in Metri-Pack Plug in Sealed Pigtail that fits 4/5 wire configurations…

SKU 3G-OTH-499110

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GROTE
Item
68680 Automotive Pigtail with 5 Blunt-Cut Wires
Part Number
68680
Category
Automotive Pigtails
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
68680
Wires
5
Wire Lg
20 in
Features
20 in Metri-Pack Plug in Sealed Pigtail - Fits 4/5 Wire
Connectors
5
Connector Type
Blunt Cut Wires
Wire Sizes Included
14 AWG
Compatible Product Type
5372 Series Lamps

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Product Description

The GROTE Terminal Assembly (MPN 68680) is an automotive pigtail with 5 blunt-cut wires, each 20 in long, and 5 connectors. It features a 20 in Metri-Pack Plug in Sealed Pigtail that fits 4/5 wire configurations, includes 14 AWG wire sizes, and is compatible with 5372 Series Lamps.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GROTE Terminal Assembly 68680 used for?

The GROTE Terminal Assembly 68680 is an automotive pigtail used to connect 5372 Series Lamps to a vehicle's wiring harness. It features 5 blunt-cut 14 AWG wires, each 20 in long, with a sealed Metri-Pack plug for reliable electrical connections in lighting applications.

What are the specifications of the GROTE 68680 terminal assembly?

The GROTE 68680 terminal assembly includes 5 blunt-cut wires, each 20 in long, with 5 connectors. It uses 14 AWG wire sizes and features a 20 in Metri-Pack Plug in Sealed Pigtail that fits 4/5 wire configurations. It is compatible with 5372 Series Lamps.

Where to buy GROTE 68680 terminal assembly worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the GROTE 68680 terminal assembly worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this automotive pigtail to your facility. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to install the GROTE 68680 pigtail?

To install the GROTE 68680 pigtail, match the 5 blunt-cut wires to your vehicle's corresponding circuits, ensuring correct polarity. Use heat-shrink or crimp connectors for secure splices. The sealed Metri-Pack plug mates directly with compatible 5372 Series Lamps. Always disconnect power before installation.

Used in

Common applications for GROTE
Commercial trucking — Grote primary wires for low-voltage wiring in truck electrical systems, rated for 60 V and available in various AWG sizes.
Trailer manufacturing — Grote trailer light kits with FMVSS 108 compliance for rear illumination and signaling on trailers.
Fleet maintenance — Grote pigtails with UBS sealing rings to connect clearance marker lamps to vehicle wiring, ensuring weather-resistant connections.
Agricultural equipment — Grote triangle reflector placards for slow-moving vehicle safety marking, enhancing visibility on roads.
Marine applications — Grote primary wires with PVC insulation for resistance to moisture and chemicals in low-voltage marine wiring.
Construction vehicles — Grote LED trailer lights with stud mount for durable rear lighting on construction trailers and equipment.
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3G Electric supplies GROTE automotive pigtails. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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