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#98196 11/21/2006 7:44 PM
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i'm wondering if anybody supplies the old style round wire connectors? i'm wiring up my cooler motor and don't want to use the blade style because i would have to cut the round ones off the wires running from the switch.

any body know?

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p.j.,

These are called bullet connectors and are readily available...is this what you are describing?

http://www.audioadaptors.com/parts/connectors/bullet/RFBC-RMBC.jpg

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yep!

don't suppose they come in the solid brass like the originals?? i know, i know...picky, picky, picky.

thanks atomarc! i'll go check them out.

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p.j.,

Actually I think they do come in solid brass. I did a Google search using 'bullet connector', then clicked on 'images'. I think I saw a site with solid, uninsulated brass connectors...good luck!

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check your local hardware store... they have lots of goodies.. and usually, they are cheaper than the car parts store..


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#98201 11/21/2006 10:35 PM
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found em! thanks for your help guys!

#98202 12/05/2006 1:21 AM
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www.riwire.com

they have the original bullet connectors along with the original "wade" connectors used on AD era trucks.


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