Packard Type 56 Terminals - Male
Packard Type 56 Male Terminals for Secure OEM Style Electrical Connections in Vintage Cars
Packard Type 56 Male Terminals are essential components for creating secure, OEM-style electrical connections in vintage American cars from the 1950s to the early 1980s. Manufactured by Delphi/Packard, these terminals are available in 16-14 gauge and 20-18 gauge sizes, making them compatible with a variety of wire types. When paired with Packard Type 56 male connector housings, they ensure a tight, reliable connection for engine compartments, dashboards, lighting systems, and other vehicle electrical components.
To establish a positive connection, Packard 56 male terminals are crimped onto the wire before being inserted into the connector housing. Once locked in place, they provide a secure, vibration-resistant connection that maintains electrical continuity under demanding conditions. The terminal’s locking mechanism ensures it stays in place, but it can be easily removed if needed. Using a thin blade or specialized removal tool, users can trip the locking tang, allowing for quick disconnection and reconfiguration of the electrical system.
Packard Type 56 male terminals are a vital component for restoring and repairing classic American vehicles. Their durable design and compatibility with both 16-14 AWG and 20-18 AWG wire sizes make them ideal for engine bay wiring, lighting, and other automotive electrical systems. Del City offers these high-quality terminals to support restoration specialists, DIY enthusiasts, and automotive electricians looking for a secure, authentic connection in 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s American-made cars. For any project that requires OEM-style electrical connectivity, Packard 56 male terminals provide the perfect solution.
- Use with male housings to complete connection.
- Positive contact is made when housing connectors are joined together.
- Terminals can be removed from housings by using a thin blade to trip the locking tang.
- Terminals should be crimped to wire before insertion into housing.