What Kind Of Electrical Connector...

...connects to the reverse light switch on the T14 tranny? I installed a new switch and it has the weird two little nubbin type posts. Do I just solder wires directly to them or is there actually an electrical connector I can get that attaches to them?

Thanks guys!!

 

I believe that it is a Standard # S-647, it had many different applications. Washer fluid level, master cylinder pressure switch, transmission, etc.
It slides on and is held in place with friction.

Standard - S-647 - Washer Fluid Level Sensor Connector

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Better picture here - https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=50295&jsn=405 - description on RockAuto calls it a brake light switch connector.

BTW these connectors are notoriously unreliable (in general - not just the Standard part). Every time I get my J10 inspected I have to pull up the floorboards and fiddle with the connector to get backup lights. Next time I will buy a new connector and see if it will maintain contact better.

 

FWIW, my plan has been to simply solder to the posts on the switch and heat shrink over them, then put my connectors inline farther away. (But as I haven't done it yet, I certainly cant say if that will be the long term plan) Would make it a bit more work to replace the switch as new soldering would be needed each time, but I would think the connection should be very reliable...