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robertx901

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Hello everyone,
I'm rewiring my 1969 v700. The tail light has two wires going into it and make contact with the bulb. I'm not sure what the connector is called that makes the contact. See the picture with the yellow and green wires. Can anyone tell me what they're called? Thanks!
 

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That is the old style tail light connector. Not sure of the name either but one lead is tail light, the other brake light. You would use an 1157 dual element offset pin bulb.
 
They are bullet connectors. There are large & small ones. Newer stuff has spade connecters in multipal sizes.

Steve, I think he is asking about the contacts for the 1157. Possibly the unit that contains the contacts in the housing.
 
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