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Model51 · 01-11-2021, 02:14 PM

I'm looking for a source to purchase the bullet wire connector which splits the tail light wire and brake light wire when adding the optional right-hand tail lamp assembly in a Truck (not a commercial car pickup). The wiring harnesses for truck tail lights are different than those used for a car as Trucks typically came only with a single left-hand rear tail light assembly.

I can find the B-14467 wire connector sleeve for connecting two single wires and a double connector which is essentially two of these put together and connected electrically. While the double connector will work, it leaves one open hole and just doesn't seem right. I can't find a Ford part number in any Chassis book I have nor can I find a vendor source. I thought for sure I saw them for sale once, but age and imagination seem to increase every day, so maybe I'm just dreaming.

Any suggestions for a source of the 1-2 bullet connector, or a verified Ford Part Number, will be greatly appreciated.

01-11-2021, 02:14 PM	#1
Model51 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Fairfax Station, VA Posts: 527	Bullet Wire Connector Help I'm looking for a source to purchase the bullet wire connector which splits the tail light wire and brake light wire when adding the optional right-hand tail lamp assembly in a Truck (not a commercial car pickup). The wiring harnesses for truck tail lights are different than those used for a car as Trucks typically came only with a single left-hand rear tail light assembly. I can find the B-14467 wire connector sleeve for connecting two single wires and a double connector which is essentially two of these put together and connected electrically. While the double connector will work, it leaves one open hole and just doesn't seem right. I can't find a Ford part number in any Chassis book I have nor can I find a vendor source. I thought for sure I saw them for sale once, but age and imagination seem to increase every day, so maybe I'm just dreaming. Any suggestions for a source of the 1-2 bullet connector, or a verified Ford Part Number, will be greatly appreciated.