Light harness electrical connector type

[ugglan]

Thankyou for good information in thread "Odometer electrical connector type"
Can anyone identify the 6-pin connector to the OEM light switch (only 5 pins used).

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[Kaos]

Don't know if it has a term , but it's a simple job with the molex pin tool to remove the terminals and add new pins to the new kill switch ( and install into that connector ) if that's your intention

[bryanaverill]

Hard to tell from your photo. I looked through Mouser and Digikey and couldn't find a match. The best match appears to be the .110 inch connector on the cycle terminal website.

http://www.cycleterminal.com/110-connectors.html

[ugglan]

Hard to tell from your photo. I looked through Mouser and Digikey and couldn't find a match. The best match appears to be the .110 inch connector on the cycle terminal website.

http://www.cycleterminal.com/110-connectors.html

Thanks for help - the connector you suggest look similar.
I have removed the standard light switch and replaced it with a simple flip switch behind the odometer display.
With home made connector like kaos suggested.
I was just curious if I could find a standard connector to use.
There are some very knowledgable people on this site I learn a lot from...

[Oliver00]

The connector is a Molex .093" pin. http://www.molex.com/molex/products/fam ... troduction The Molex is a round pin the .110" from cycle terminal is used in the harness as well but can be identified because of the flat terminals.

Oliver

[ugglan]

Many thanks, Oliver.
That was good info and link.
/ Ugglan