I took some years, but I found it! Short assemblies with 18, 16, 14, 12 and 10 gauge wires, price range $1.35 to $1.99

Take a look at the entire catalog at bgmicro.com, lots of other useful stuff there.



Do I get a little twinkling gold star in my avatar now?

Olaf.

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Aspenized

I have used this for a lone time now. You can get them at about any autoparts store

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flipfloppop

To freakin right. Gold stars warm beer and a hot sasauge. HOW ABOUT THAT.

thanks shadetree

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driver. If it aint drawn blood you aint done.

Hi flipfloppop, having to buy goods from overseas isn't easy, and when every single question in the forum about where to get these connectors has been unanswered by moderators and members, or answered 'dunno' because no one else found them either, it's not exactly helpful.
This is really no big deal, but I have understood from the writings from many frustrated members that they would prefer not to cut the original dizzy wires, and would have liked to use a similar connector if they could. If I am totally wrong, I apologize for my interpretation.

I haven't found these in any auto catalog on the web myself, so I would be grateful if you could give me your supplier's web address and a part number to go along.

shadetree, that sounds like one good barbeque...

Olaf.

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Aspenized

I've bought the at Radio Shack. I didn't see any earlier queries or I would have said so.

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