headlight wiring connector
#1
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Has anyone seen a male connector that would plug into the factory headlight connector? I am setting up my headlights to run off of 2 relays.... And I could make up a harness that would be a direct plug in rather then cutting and splicing....
If not, I could use 3 male spade connectors, but would rather find a 3 prong male connector that would plug into the headlight wiring...
Thanks
If not, I could use 3 male spade connectors, but would rather find a 3 prong male connector that would plug into the headlight wiring...
Thanks
#2
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Is this for the sealed beams, or the Aero style?
If sealed beams, what I did was cut apart one of these:
Alas, that's just the male; if you need both, you may want to check https://www.walmart.com/ip/Handy-Pac...ctor/170264581
If Aero, then the 9004/9007 style connector ought to be easy to find; I'd look at . Cut them up and you have both the plug and two sockets for the 9004/9007 type lights.
Just to remind you - be sure to fuse as close to the battery as possible! I have a fuse block I use under my hood; low beam / high beam / sub are the three current fuses.
RwP
If sealed beams, what I did was cut apart one of these:
Alas, that's just the male; if you need both, you may want to check https://www.walmart.com/ip/Handy-Pac...ctor/170264581
If Aero, then the 9004/9007 style connector ought to be easy to find; I'd look at . Cut them up and you have both the plug and two sockets for the 9004/9007 type lights.
Just to remind you - be sure to fuse as close to the battery as possible! I have a fuse block I use under my hood; low beam / high beam / sub are the three current fuses.
RwP
Last edited by RalphP; 08-18-2019 at 02:36 PM.
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I was looking for fog light assembly from teh FAQ link and I ran across these earlier https://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/19...g_harness.html