1 hour ago, HusseinHolland said:

Does that female contact say "AMP" on it? That would be a raging clue.

Sure looks like it.

Here is the 9-pin connector: https://www.vintageconnections.com/products/2-8mm-connectors?variant=46131774095681

The best thing to do is to change out the lights on the circuit to LEDs and derate the fuse to 10A or less. I really don't think that connector was designed for over 10A.

9 hours ago, Captain Obvious said:

Does that female contact say "AMP" on it? That would be a raging clue.

One would think so, however searching through Amp/TE/Tyco I'm not having any luck

9 hours ago, SteveJ said:

Here is the 9-pin connector: https://www.vintageconnections.com/products/2-8mm-connectors?variant=46131774095681

The best thing to do is to change out the lights on the circuit to LEDs and derate the fuse to 10A or less. I really don't think that connector was designed for over 10A.

Thank you, Steve - those are indeed the ones! Of course, that site doesn't actually tell you the make of the terminals. I don't need the housings. 😄

It's probably safer the way I have it now, through a larger surface area bullet terminal.

Edited October 26, 20231 yr by HusseinHolland

1 minute ago, HusseinHolland said:

Thank you, Steve - those are indeed the ones! Of course, that site doesn't actually tell you the make of the terminals. I don't need the housings. 😄

It's probably safer the way I have it now, through a larger surface area bullet terminal.

With as curious and ingenious as you are, you didn't explore their site?  https://www.vintageconnections.com/products/2-8mm-spade-terminals

10 minutes ago, SteveJ said:

With as curious and ingenious as you are, you didn't explore their site?  https://www.vintageconnections.com/products/2-8mm-spade-terminals

That would make sense, wouldn't it? I ordered 50 of each male/female, so I have them. 

15 minutes ago, HusseinHolland said:

That would make sense, wouldn't it? I ordered 50 of each male/female, so I have them. 

When I started buying the 6.2mm & 2.8mm connectors, I stocked up on the terminals, too.

On 4/17/2019 at 11:07 PM, jalexquijano said:

What about the size and type of screw that goes through the steering wheel shroud and into the turn signal switch

Probably no use to the OP - these are the 3 types I found on my 280Z. 

4 shroud screws, approx 15mm L

1 M3 x.5 12mm L pan head machine screw into combi switch housing

1 M4 10mm L machine screw into ignition switch housing (didn't bother measuring pitch, it's the same as all the other M4 machine screws on the dash).