[540goat]

I am rewiring my car and am doing the dash. I don't have the correct size instrument panel turn signal sockets. What size are they, They are smaller than the others. And how is it wired. One ground and the other 2 are the feeds from the signals.

[540goat]

No one knows about this.

[boltbuster]

If you haven't done it already, post your question about the sockets on the 'Electrical' forum. You are correct about the wiring, There are two feed wires... one light blue and the other dark blue(I think) and a black ground wire that is connected to the back of the instrument assembly. Good luck with your project.

[Rugratman]

There is a plastic piece as well, few inches long.
Mine never held the bulbs in, they keep falling out. I am just used to the lights dangling and my carpet lights up on that side.

[Peter Serio]

It looks like this. This plug is unique to 1967 Pontiac A body cars.

It takes 2 push in bulbs; such as #168 or #194s.

[540goat]

Originally Posted by Peter Serio

It looks like this. This plug is unique to 1967 Pontiac A body cars.

It takes 2 push in bulbs; such as #168 or #194s.

Thanks for the pictures. That's what I need. If I can't find one I have these pictures that I can go by to make something lie that.

[udyra]

540goat,

I've got an extra, if you send me your address, I'll drop it in the mail.

Rudy

[Gene3]

Originally Posted by Peter Serio

It looks like this. This plug is unique to 1967 Pontiac A body cars.

It takes 2 push in bulbs; such as #168 or #194s.

Hi Peter.
I don't know if this is the right place for this but I have been looking for one of these for awhile now. I am rebuilding a 66 gto which was in bad shape and as such has a 67 gto cluster in it. Would you he p/n for this or perhaps the correct dimensions? If I had the right dimensions I could design and make one on my 3d printer. or an extra one maybe.

Thank you
Gene