MTH Passenger Light Connectors

Measure the distance between the pins and search for 2 pin connectors on ebay. It's difficult to see sometimes the exact shape of the connectors, but it has been successful for me in the past. I did a quick search and didn't see anything. Maybe some MTH tech will chime in here...

We have them, look under wire and connectors

 

Bill

They're Molex connectors, readily available on Digikey for peanuts.

 

Female Conn: http://www.digikey.com/product...23/WM18873-ND/280418

 

Female Pins: http://www.digikey.com/product.../WM18889CT-ND/765269

 

Male Connector: http://www.digikey.com/product...25/WM18886-ND/403301

 

 

 

Actually in small quantities from Digikey it's about 80 cents for the parts, plus the wire, and putting them together. 1.50 from MTTP sounds like a bargain.

I couldn't find it on Bill's site, but for $1.50 you're probably right.

 

I searched that number, you're right, buy them from Bill!

 

 

That is the one. Click on the pic to enlarge.

Thank you GRJ for your links and recommendation.

Looking to solder Bill's part on to a LED strip for interior lighting and plug into wired connector inside passenger car.

Will I require other components that to get this going?

I've read on the forum the need for  resistors and other parts that I am not to familiar with.

Looking to install LED for interior and red/warn white markers for display purposes maybe with the ability to flip on/off with a push button by Evans design or similar.

Haven't figured out how to get that going (on/off) maybe a new thread on that.

Thanks,
Bill

There are a tons of threads on lighting passenger cars, lots of ways to skin the cat.  If you want switchable markers, that adds a wrinkle, but I've done a bunch of observation cars with markers and rear facing lights.