4pcs 2M Motor Connector Cables XH2.54 4pin to XH2.0 6pin White Terminal Paralled Motor Wires for 3D Printer Stepper Motor Extension Cable

Works great as a replacement for the stock ender extruder cable. As everyone else mentions you need to swap two wires. You can swap green and black on the six pin and quite easily. Attached photo is the correct orientation.

worked great for hooking up motors on 3d ptrinter

These wires work for 3d printer stepper motors and the length is as advertised. However, the wires were not aligned correctly for my stepper motor (creality 42-40, z-stepper motor) and mainboard (Bigtreetech SKR Mini E3 v3). The correct wiring when looking at the back of the six-pin connector (the side with the two raised slots), from right to left, Red, skip, Green, Blue, skip, Black. It may be different on your main board. Compare your other stepper motor wires to this one and just rewire to the correct sequence (your other stepper motor wires should be color coded or have specific markings on the back to indicate the differences). The wire terminals are easy to remove from the connector on the front of the six-pin connector; there are little white tabs that you can wedge up with a very small screwdriver (or thick needle, pin, or similar size pointy object) and pull out the connector (just be careful not to break the tabs).

Works great!

Like many others have said, I had to swap the wires/pins but it is easy to do so. All four worked perfectly and I love the long cables. Im rough on these cables in my 3D printers for some reason, and had two fail of another brand in less than a month. These have lasted me and dont seem to be having any issues at all.

I ordered these to use on my Voron 2.4 build where I’m sourcing all of my own electronics. My package came in on time with everything packaged neatly!

picture on the left is how it come from manufacture for a ender 5/ender3 which is wrong????? the one in the middle is the correct way it should be wired. this is the 6 pin connector which goes into the Stepper motor. The right picture is the back of connector showing the white "fingers"(tang) that you slightly bend to pull out the cables. push "fingers" down with your finger nail to lock the cables in when you reinsert.use a toothpick and move plastic tang up to pull out the cable delicately. Then re-insert into each location as shown on the middle picture and your printer will home correctly, moving toward the limit switch depending on the axes you are replacing cables on. Hope that helps.

The cables are longer than they need to be for my application. They are nicely made and i am using them.