Harness Connector Info

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    Looking to replace toasty connectors on battery harness. These come from the 30 amp fuse near the battery.
    Can anyone tell me the wire size or the connector type/model for the battery harness connectors shown in these pictures and a good place to order some quality connectors to replace them with?
     

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    Try Eastern Beaver.
     
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    Been working with Joe for lots of years...also awesome guy....
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    I would prolly upgrade that to a modern sealed connector.
     
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    Thanks for all the great information. Still deciding between connector based or direct soldering of the two wires. Another option is putting in a new inline fuse holder and eliminate the connector in the process. The RR and stator test fine so do not want to go the Mosfet route without needing to.
     
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    Now a question about the RR and stator connectors that are near the RR itself and are in good condition, I would like to remove the terminals to better clean them. Does anyone know the process to safely remove them?
     
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    OK, another question. This is the bonus round. I am going to install a voltage meter, specifically this one, which can be turned off.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093C9H5PV?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
    I am looking to install at the left side upper cowl where part # 7 goes as shown in attachment.
    My question is to drill the 2 inch hole in the plastic part, is it better to use a hole saw or a step drill bit?
    Same issue one would have if installing sliders.
     

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