# Case IH Puma 230, autosteer ready

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Receptacle test fit and it fit perfectly. It’s designed to use the recommended pins (posted above), or I think if you had 20 guage Deutsch DTM male pins they would work too. Pin size is about 1 mm, the hole you press them through is about 2mm (might need to be opened up with a drill bit). After the wires with their pins are pushed through, some epoxy would hold them in I think.

I put a zip file with the stl and FreeCAD models here:

> **[Receptacle40PA.zip](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HBD8rkZLr2DY1tCo8V-P7BWUPGtfdCZT/view?usp=sharing)**
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> Google Drive file.

Would recommend PETG, but PLA is probably alright depending on where you put it in the cab.

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