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Father&son56project · 04-09-2021, 01:19 PM

Thanks guys, I was hoping that I had just been stupid while searching for them on the internet. It seems they really are rare little devils.

Tempest67: Its funny you suggest that cuz on my 56 Chevy wagon we did something similar. I found that if I hit the male end of a bullet connector with a die grinder to remove the end, it would slip firmly onto those studs. I did play around with other connectors on the S10 gauges without luck. I can always reuse the S10 connectors (not elegant, but functional).

1project2many: That’s an awesome resource for hunting down parts, and yes it does look like part 2962650. I had hoped that I was simply not using the correct search phrases, and that these were a common connector. That is clearly not the case, so I will come up with a home made solution.

I will post the results in my build thread (Project Fargolet).

04-09-2021, 01:19 PM	#7
Father&son56project Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: Grey County Ontario Posts: 205	Re: What are these called? Thanks guys, I was hoping that I had just been stupid while searching for them on the internet. It seems they really are rare little devils. Tempest67: Its funny you suggest that cuz on my 56 Chevy wagon we did something similar. I found that if I hit the male end of a bullet connector with a die grinder to remove the end, it would slip firmly onto those studs. I did play around with other connectors on the S10 gauges without luck. I can always reuse the S10 connectors (not elegant, but functional). 1project2many: That’s an awesome resource for hunting down parts, and yes it does look like part 2962650. I had hoped that I was simply not using the correct search phrases, and that these were a common connector. That is clearly not the case, so I will come up with a home made solution. I will post the results in my build thread (Project Fargolet).