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#95930 06/14/2006 3:08 PM
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I'm installing a wiring harness I bought several years back, but there's no connectors for the brake light switch. Can someone tell me what these connectors are called? Are they readily available at a NAPA, etc?


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What type of connection is on the switch? Mine is an inline switch and it used bullet connectors.

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Older GM trucks generally use the bullet style connectors for the brake switch, usually the small type. NAPA should have them, as would most farm supply and home improvement stores.


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Thanks, folks. It is indeed the bullet type, and I got a small container of them at Advance Auto.


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