need to know if the 2 pin are the same size? most of the time one is bigger than the other - i need both pins to be the same size so I can "plug it anyway I want". If one is bigger than the other there is only one way to plug it in.--please confirm--it is important I get the correct answer...thanks, need to know if the 2 pin are the same size? most of the time one is bigger than the other - i need both pins to be the same size so I can "plug it anyway I want". If one is bigger... » Read More need to know if the 2 pin are the same size? most of the time one is bigger than the other - i need both pins to be the same size so I can "plug it anyway I want". If one is bigger than the other there is only one way to plug it in.--please confirm--it is important I get the correct answer...thanks, « Show Less
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I have plugged my dual-voltage vacuum into this adapter and it fits fine. My vacuum has the german plug with two pins that are the same size.
1022293
Technically you are correct. The 2nd letter denotes how many pins are used. The name just stuck from days of old.
1979454
You need different kits for different manufacturers. The keys for different manufacturers are shaped different. This pins might work in a kwilset or other but the provided keys wouldn't.
1679203
In most cases, no. Each company uses different Designs. It's abnoxous when switching between brands. It's not even just the spacing between the pins, it's the size of the pins and how they are split into segments as well.
1717380
No, this is for a single USB 2.0 Port. a 9 Pin is either 2x USB 2.0 Ports (so you could use 2 of these), or it might be a USB 3.0 thing.
1366165
these come in two sizes, smaller and standard.. some vehicles have both .it will work if. the pins have the right spacing Jim PS I keep both sizes in my spare parts box
645319
It is just a pin plug, so I would think you could use other brands -- just not sure why you would want to bother with another.
2123949
I am not sure about the question exactly, but you might buy the small size because I bought a larges size. BTW, even if you buy a large size, you can remove the pins as many I believe as you need, so might as well order a small size. I hope my answer is helpful :-)
876815
No, I had the same issue. I just did not bother. I figure one could happen, but two would be rare, and can only be an issue of a manufacturing issue, in which case I have purchase other products, and had not had any issues. Will never purchase from this company again.
1501756
I asked my friend to help. What you need to do is make sure the pin is through the hole first, then you have to align the two snap closures and press extremely hard till you hear them click. I really think you need 2 people, as the pin kept slipping out when I did it alone and you have to make sure those closures are perfectly lined up in order to press them into place. Good luck!
1778331
I haven't opened up an Xbox One controller so I'm not sure if the pin layout is the same. But since they're both types of Xbox's they probably share a similar design. If you can't find a better answer it doesn't hurt to try.
913754
Don't know, there are 5 pins in the connector and not all manufacturers wire those pins (only 2 are needed) the same. Best route to get your question answered would be to call the vendor directly to field your question. Problems? Call 706.935.0065 and ask for Angela - let 'er know Nick sent you:)
1450966
You should be able to as long as they are the same voltage, if one is threaded and the other is not you may need to purchase adapters and it will take up more space. So long as you have the space you should be fine with the above.
1547289
I hope I understand and help with this...it sounds to me that you need a 9-pin male to 15-pin femaleand you should be good.If the 15-pin spot you have is male then you need female. Hope this helped!
1927087
It can easily be done by one person. It may be safer to use two to disassemble since pulling out the pins while holding it open could be tricky. This is what is unclear. The pins are in when assembling, so it just snaps open. You open and check both pins snapped into place. If so, you are fine.
1361977
Hello. The only thing to do is buy the right one. You have to look closely to the port side of the adapter and the printer. I'm sure you probably noticed the port pins don't match up with the adapter's. It's tricky. Look for a seller with a big enough picture to make sure the slotted side on the adapter matches your printers port.
805452
That is a standard design circlip... any well stocked hardware store will have one... Take the pin with you and they will be able to fit up the correct size easily. The other pin near it has the same clip... BTW, You will need a set of properly sized circlip pliers to install it.... An E-clip would also work, and would install easier, since regular or needle-nose pliers will slip an e-clip into place!