Need some help fixing a dishwasher

Does anyone have or know where I can lay my hands on a scrap Whirlpool, KitchenAid or Kenmore dish washer. I am repairing a KitchenAid that has a broken wire on it’s diverter motor connector.
I can’t find a replacement connector unless I buy the entire wiring harness at about $150. The connector is a simple 2 wire 20 gauge and should cost about $5.
If I can find a scrap Whirlpool, KitchenAid or Kenmore (many have a similar wiring set up) I could remove the connector and wire from and then splice it in my unit.
I looked at a appliance bone yard in Hager but didn’t find anything.
Here are a few photos of the connector.
Any help would be appreciated.

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I would just solder it to the other end, if its on a circuit board solder on the back side where the pins are soldered.

I have a Kitchenaid that is about 20 years old that I ripped out of my house. If you can wait until next week, (and it has the connector you want) I’ll cut it our and send it.

PM me your contact info

Did you look for the connecter at —- https://www.appliancerepair.homedepot.com/

I have had very good luck there with range & fridge parts. Is there a number on the connector? If so, type it in search box.

As BC said, is there any way it can be directly soldered to eliminate the connector?

Otherwise, you don’t say your location, but if TC metro, there are lots of free or low-cost used units on Craigslist and Facebook.

Free: https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/app/d/minneapolis-dishwasher/7597437648.html

Talk to the local scrap guy. My neighbor is always getting that crap dropped off.

Here’s a photo of the connector, wire and location.

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Another look.

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find somebody local that works on electronics and they should be able to fix that pretty easy i would think

One more try to get the photo right.
Located near Hager City.

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Its posable to solder that but a little harder then normal because you will need to open up the white plastic case to get to the board to solder.

Will a spade connector slip on those terminals where the 2 red wires connect?

I would look at that as a possibility.

Easy fix. Mark the wires so you know where they go. Cut the plug off and crimp on the small spade connectors. Plug it in and done.

Thanks to everyone for the input.
I’ll post when I get it running.