Hello everyone,
I have a 1969 F100 that has two mount holes for a door dome light switch bracket. However, no bracket or wiring that I can find. Any thoughts on the wiring provided I can come up with the bracket and switches? (Pics of my door jamb and another subscribers jamb.)
Thanks, James


My door Jamb

 

 

The bracket should not be too difficult to fabricate. Standard makes replacement door jam switches. DS-163. I will have to research the number for the HandyPack pins I purchased that plug into the switch and the bullet connectors to completely rewire this. I purchased the pins from one of my customers, Mustangs Etc. located in Van Nuys, CA.

 

C7TZ-13B756-A .. Lamp Switch Bracket / Obsolete

1967/72 F100/350 with courtesy lamps / 1969 F500/750 from serial number F33,001 & 1970/72 F500/750 with courtesy lamp.

DON'S TRUCK SALES in Fairbank IA has 1 = 319-635-2751.

KAMA OBSOLETE PARTS in East Bethel MN has 1 = 763-434-0123.

MCDONALD OBSOLETE PARTS in Rockport IN has 1 = 812-359-4965.

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 2 = 800-476-9653.

 

Good info. I need to fix this on my truck. Dome light works and I have the brackets in place, rusty, but in place. The broken switches are in place, and the wiring is still there. I don't mind using reproduction parts, so finding switches and connectors is not a problem. My issue is the wiring, or more exactly the terminals are broken off the wires right at the connector, and the replacement connector doesn't seem to come with terminals.

So is "C4AZ 14461-A" "Pin Terminal" the correct terminal that I need to go into the reproduction connector.

Switch: Door Jamb Dome Light Switch | Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts
Connector: Dome Light Switch Socket Connector | Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts
Terminals: ???

 

These are the two I bought from Mustangs Etc.
https://www.mustangsetc.com/wire-ter...t-14-16-18-ga/
https://www.mustangsetc.com/wire-ter...n-14-16-18-ga/

 

I thank everyone for the info for the parts. But I'm still a little fuzzy on how to tie into the dome light circuitry when there is no factory wiring present.
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