Electrical Connector (Bullet Type) for Instrument Cluster

RedFish said
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If you just have to do a exact restore I cant help you.
If you look close enough you'll find the original female was oversized and deformed to an oval shape. They contacted the male pins only on 2 sides , not the full circumference.
Measure the male pin diameter and find a terminal from a scrap computer part would fit/contact better than the original.
If that particular wire goes to a gauge post, you could just put a ring terminal on the wire and attach it at that post ( e-bodies for example don't have printed circuit boards. Instead every wire is attached with a 90 degree rubber booted terminal ).

Redfish, I actually found a bullet type connector that fits the pin terminal perfectly and snug too. It just sits loose in the five pin connector. I suppose that I can use that as a last resort. The hardest problem I was having with that connector that I found was being able to crimp the wires tight enough that they could not be easily pulled out. I just figured I would ask about the original style connector before I came up with a work around. I believe the wire that was broken goes to the turn signal (light green wire).