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Does anyone know what the part # is for the small + wire terminal for the FLH passing lamps? I was overhauling a passing lamp and found the wire at the terminal broken. My parts book doesn't list the terminal separately and my local dealer tells me it is not available separately. It is the power lead to the passing lamp that has the black plastic cover over it.
If HD doesn't sell them them separately, any recommendation on where to find one? Radio Shack?
Thanks bdp, my parts book shows the same parts, the only thing is that the terminal is the pin that goes to the connector along with the feed to the other passing lamp. I need the female spade terminal and cover inside the light that goes to the passing lamp itself. The parts manual does not even show the part I need, go figure.
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