multi pin quick disconnect plugs?

The trailer plug I was looking at were the round type (plug and receptacle not the pins) the ones suggested 2 posts up look like they could work but I need at least 7 contacts the way I figure it, unless I want to put the switch on the dash somewhere.

The last post mentioned ones like I have been looking at. The plugs and sockets are usually like 3-6 bucks; the thing is that the pins are not included, so you need at least 14 of one kind and then 28 of the other. Now you can buy the pins in packs of 25 on one site for 10 bucks or a pack of 100 for like 40. so add it all up and you are up to...fantastic 4, steak, steak (sorry family guy tangent) you up to about 40 bucks on a really low estimate, most come out to around 70 or 80 bucks all said and done. I cannot see myself spending that much for connectors unfortunately.

I find it so hard to believe that they do not have connectors like this readily available, the only alternative I have seen are the Molex plugs.

I may just have to resort to going to the junk yard and finding random plugs that all fit together and cut them off and solder the wires to the wires I cut off.

Thanks for the suggestions and if there are any more I would love to hear them.

I may also look for a 4 contact plug if I decide to put the lock switches in the dash instead of on the door. So if there is a small locking connector with 4 contacts, feel free to post that up too.

Thanks, Jonathan

do you have a size limit, and do they have to be waterproof?  If not, you can use standard wiring harnesses for installing radios.  Just get a standard harness and a reverse.  You could use late model hyundai or nissan harnesses which are fairly compact.  You will obviously not need all the wires.  You could also use a toyota harness as they split up the wires to two harnesses.

Check out metra 70-1761 and the reverse 71-1761.