[4Speed67CamaroRS]

Hello,
I'm looking for the passenger side wiring section that connects the hideaway headlight motor to the limit relays. The one shown is the driver side and has purple and grey wires while the one i'm looking for has dark green and light green wires. I'd make it myself if I can find the proper connectors.
Could anyone direct me to one or where to find the proper stuff to build one? I've tried most of the classic sites and automotive wiring sites.
Thanks, Jim

 

[allanjs]

Take a look here. Seems a lot of the guys use them.
Automotive Electrical Connector Pigtails, Terminals, Tools and More

 

[4Speed67CamaroRS]

Take a look here. Seems a lot of the guys use them.
Automotive Electrical Connector Pigtails, Terminals, Tools and More

Thanks for the lead. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they have a two-wire connector that will work. The singles seem to be close.
I'll keep looking.
Thanks, Jim

 

[4Speed67CamaroRS]

Called American Autowire.... Here's how that went.

Me: I need the wire portion that connects the passenger side door motor to the limit switches.
AAW: Okay let me check.
Me: It's just a double wire connector to two single wire connectors... should be a dark green and a light green wire.
AAW: GM shows it as part of the entire wiring harness.
Me: Maybe it does only because it's wrapped together with tape. If you unwrap it, it's a stand alone piece.
AAW: Well I can't make it if GM doesn't show it as a stand alone piece.
Me: Sigh.... well can you sell me the proper connectors and I'll make it myself?
AAW: Sorry we don't sell connectors.

I don't know what to think of this. They are after all "American Autowire"... one would think they would be willing to make whatever the customer wants. Is it too small of a job? Is this a way to force someone to buy the whole harness if you want it to have the correct connector?
Sorry for the rant, I'm just at a loss.
Thanks, Jim

 

[4Speed67CamaroRS]

Good news, someone from a facebook group has one and is sending it.
Thanks, Jim