SnowDrifter
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What's the female connector to this guy? I. E. Horn plug
https://www.amazon.com/GM-Horn-Connector-Pigtail-12116958/dp/B0058FPRAK
https://www.amazon.com/GM-Horn-Connector-Pigtail-12116958/dp/B0058FPRAK
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Correct. I'm making a plug and play adapter. Or rather, want toI believe there is no female pigtail to that connector. The actual female connector is attached to oem horn.
I think the connector you are seeing is actually DELPHI part number 12162193What's the female connector to this guy? I. E. Horn plug
https://www.amazon.com/GM-Horn-Connector-Pigtail-12116958/dp/B0058FPRAK
Interesting. That is the connector shown with that harness listed on Amazon. Do you have a picture of you horn connection?Close but no cigar.
The spacing on the horn connector is a bit wider - there's a channel down the middle separating the pins
Man this is a tough one to track down
Are you looking for the pigtails shown here?Close but no cigar.
The spacing on the horn connector is a bit wider - there's a channel down the middle separating the pins
Man this is a tough one to track down
Looks like a match to me
I’ll see what I can find.I suppose now the question becomes if I can get them stand alone or if I need to get the damn kit and bin 90 percent of the stuff in there lol
Your Google fu seems a hell of a lot better than mine. I was coming up dry; can you find anything?
I've found the Delphi connector catalog to be very useful for finding the correct mating connectors.I suppose now the question becomes if I can get them stand alone or if I need to get the damn kit and bin 90 percent of the stuff in there lol
Your Google fu seems a hell of a lot better than mine. I was coming up dry; can you find anything?