Need some help identifying these plugs/connectors

[PowerstrokeNC]

Does anybody know what these plugs are as far as type? I am wanting to get some to match up and not sure what part number they are.

thanks

 

[PowerstrokeNC]

One has larger pins the other one has thinner pins. They are both about 3/4 " - 1" in diameter

 

[Suprman]

There should be a part number somewhere on them. Maybe printed on the side. I doubt anyone can give you a part number from those pics.

 

[gimpyrobb]

The right one is the same(or similar) the the connector on the tow light kit.

Do a search for "Ladd 18-14" you should find something close.

 

[Artisan]

Look at the CA-Bayonet/VG95234 Catalog HERE

or

http://www.ittcannon.com/literature/catalogues/


Those look really special as I see the clocking slots are numerous.
You will probably have to send details to an ITTCANNON rep for
info. Those have PINS so the mates will be SOCKET connectors
I do believe.

You are in for one wild learning ride, been there done that.
the tools will set you back almost $100 just to start then once
you see how to "Make them up" you will be pulling your
hair out. It takes a steady hand, patience and be prepared to
make a few mistakes AND START ALL OVER AGAIN.

 

[Artisan]

The numbers INSIDE are what you want to start with.
Get a flashlight and a magnifying glass or take a picture
w/ the flash ON using an IPHONE on HIGH Resolution /
LARGE PICTURES and look at them on your computer
in a paint program so you can see the numbers inside clearly.

 

[PowerstrokeNC]

yes magnifying glass it is, i tried looking closely at it with naked eye and no go. Thanks for the help everyone.

 

[Scar59]

The right one is the same(or similar) the the connector on the tow light kit.

Do a search for "Ladd 18-14" you should find something close.

I have a connector/mate that is real close to the one on the right.. Got it for a light bar , however is was indexed differently. You may have to disassemble yours to get the part number. Ill get mine out and get some info.