Source For 55-86 Front Parking Light/turn Signal Connectors

I am looking for a source for the harness side of the front round parking/turn signal connectors for a CJ.
The connectors are horizontal and vertical inside the plastic connector housing.

Below is a picture of the connector that is the female version of what I am looking for.
I need the male side of this connector so that I can plug the below light into a harness.

 

I would think you could find that at any boneyard. Very common connector.
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https://connectorexperts.com/i-31643330-ce2754.html?ref=category:1261628
https://connectorexperts.com/i-31643709-ce2775f.html?ref=category:1261628

 

Golden connectors. I would just go with WeatherPack sealed connectors and call it good.

 

Woah…. $67 each!
Thanks for the lead.
I’m hoping for $10 price range.

 

Yea prices are ridiculus !
Maybe not as common anymore.
We used to save all old wire harnesses at the dealership from wrecks, burn jobs, etc. for exactly this reason.

 

Google image search is your friend...
48172-01 Scag - CONNECTOR-2 WAY FEMALE - Scag Parts Online
SCAG 48172-01 - CONNECTOR-2 WAY FEMALE - Authentic OEM part | SEPD Mower Parts (smallenginesprodealer.com)

 

Is this close enough? I think that era used a lot of 56 series connectors. https://www.ebay.com/itm/3816532695...MInNHXh_qQgwMVMAKtBh3SiwMJEAQYCSABEgK2CPD_BwE

 

Lol....that's quite the difference in price!

 

That's why I never throw anything away, plus I like the old stock stuff.

 

This is perfect!
Thank you

 

Waytek Wire still has a a pretty good selection of Delphi (Aptiv) 56 series connectors:
https://www.waytekwire.com/catalog/connectors/aptiv-metri-pack-56-series?page=1

 

It is good to have the proper crimping tool and de-pinning tools to compliment these connectors.
I like to crimp and then solder to make a permanent connection.

 

2X I solder all of them. Then use a little dielectric grease on them when you put them together.

 

Dielectric grease is a good idea. If I am going to the trouble of putting a connector on, it will be waterproof if possible.

 

And what would be the proper tool(s) for these type connectors? These are things I'd like to add to my tool box along with the tools for weatherpack connectors.

 

I use something like this one.
Performance Tool W86502 Performance Tool Open Barrel Crimping Tools | Summit Racing
Look up open barrel crimper.

 

Pin removal tools for WeatherPack connectors. These also help with other styles of connectors.
https://www.amazon.com/Weather-Pack...+Terminal+Removal+Tool&qid=1702836025&sr=8-23

 

The title says “ ‘55 to ‘86 “ connectors. From ‘55 to around ‘67, our Jeeps use separate bullet type connectors on a smaller signal light. Around ‘68, Kaiser changed to the larger signal lights that use the dual spade connectors.
-Donny

 

You can get a 2 wire waterproof connector on Amazon. Splice to the wires you have.