Steve,
It's easy to obtain the bullet connectors, etc., from British Wiring. Our
own
Ed Kaler (justbrits@home.com) is a rep for them and can help you get the parts
you need.
Steve Morris wrote:
> Hi gang,
>
> Nice weather here in northern Ohio today, so I finally got around to
> installing the fog lamp I got for Christmas on my MGA. I need some wiring
> assistance from anyone who might be familiar with this lamp.
>
> I ordered the Moss #162-800 Fog Lamp assembly through Jeff. I knew the
> wiring harness for the headlamps contained the pigtail for the fog lamp,
> but I made the assumption that there was enough to reach the fog lamp.
> Nope, just the male bullet connector. The Moss, VB, and SF catalogs show
> the wiring in the fog lamp, one to the bulb, and I'm assuming one for the
> ground. Were there supposed to be wires with the lamp assembly?
>
> I know that the lamp wire is red with a yellow tracer. However, I don't
> have any bullet connectors or the double ended connector to hook up my
> short jumper wire. Anyone have a suggestion as to what to look for
> locally that mates with the bullet connector? I don't think my local auto
> parts chain is going to have a mating piece. I thought a boat trailer
> connector was the same, but it is slightly smaller, so the bullet won't
> fit.
>
> Otherwise, I need to order a selection of male and female connectors.
> not enough to justify shipping, so I'll have to find something else I
> need, too!
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
>
> Steve Morris Avon, Ohio
> 1958 MGA 1500 Red/Black
> NAMGAR #5987 BuckAyes Ohio Chapter
> LoCo Brits <mailto: MGA1500@mac.com>
> http://www.en.com/users/smorris/mga/
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