back up switch

I have a 75 cj5 with t18a transmission and i'm looking for the plug that go onto the back-up light switch...i ask couple different auto part they not able to find any...do you know anywhere i can find it or what are my other sollutions?

 

I have a 73 with a t14 but I'm assuming the switch is the same. I connected the two wires to the switch with regular female flat slip on terminals that would usually connect to a male spade connector. They slipped onto the switch and slid right into the recess that's cut into the switch posts. Like these. You have to use the style like the first on the top left.

http://www.wiringproducts.com/contents/en-us/d45.html

 

Thank for the tip but i don't think i have the same switch as yours...

Mine is exactly this one

 

http://www.wiringproducts.com/contents/media/2105h-outlined.jpg

 

NAPA part number ARC120 is the connector for the backup switch (I think it really goes to a GM A/C condenser). It eliminates the need for 2 separate female connectors.

on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NAPA...fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessoriesQQxZ23QQyZ7

 

This thread also has a link to the connector: http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83074&highlight=back+light+switch

 

yeah just understand how to do it...
i already got those terminal and i just try hit...just need little ajustment
Thank

 

Yeah the napa number help me out, just order it at local store today for a little 3.50$

Thank for the help

 

fwiw a flat female connector will slide right on to those nubbie things...

 

Here's my line of thinking on the female spade connectors- I have those in the tool box, if I was to want a real connector I'd have to go to the parts emporium and while there I'd find something or three other things I'd have to have and my $3.50 trip ends up costing me $25 or more. Or maybe that's just me .

 

Even easier - solder a wire to each post and use a bullet connector in each wire.

The connector is designed to cover the terminals, and to insulate the switch terminals from contact with the floor. The switch is pretty close to the floor panels - I expect you kinda need the extra plastic to protect the connectors. If you want, you could fab some kind of cover for the switch.

 

or use a female spade and black rtv witch is both water and electric proof.....

 

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