M35A1 Turn Signal Question

[TGP (IL)]

The Electronic Flasher died from self inflicted short, when while changing fuel filters Last
Month and stepping on the lower inner apron, pinching one of the wires to the frame.

So I went to unscrew the plug to change flasher and broke the nipple off the flasher.
Somebody before me fell asleep on the wrench and beings it appears to have been a
Long time ago it wasn't moving.

Anybody know where I can source the connector, or is it a cannon plug or what it's called?

Thanks
Tom

 

[Menaces Nemesis]

Many of us have not had good good luck with the longevity of the stock flasher units (downright, absolute crap in many cases) but have had great success with a civvy replacement...
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threa...r-deuce-this-week.67703/page-396#post-2139472
IIRC, some have even hollowed out the stock housing, and installed a civvy unit inside to maintain the stock look. Regardless of what caused your last unit to fail, I whole-heartedly suggest just replacing that plug and flasher with the civvy mod.

 

[TGP (IL)]

Many of us have not had good good luck with the longevity of the stock flasher units (downright, absolute crap in many cases) but have had great success with a civvy replacement...
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threa...r-deuce-this-week.67703/page-396#post-2139472
IIRC, some have even hollowed out the stock housing, and installed a civvy unit inside to maintain the stock look. Regardless of what caused your last unit to fail, I whole-heartedly suggest just replacing that plug and flasher with the civvy mod.

Thanks for the tip.
After reading DH thread you posted and saw he list the compatible numbers the Sig-Stat 121 rang a bell
After going through my electrical cabinets I found a couple 121's
Wired that in and it all works as intended.
Thanks Again
Tom

 

[Menaces Nemesis]

Thanks for the tip.
After reading DH thread you posted and saw he list the compatible numbers the Sig-Stat 121 rang a bell
After going through my electrical cabinets I found a couple 121's
Wired that in and it all works as intended.
Thanks Again
Tom

Fantastic. Thanks for suggesting yet another option instead of spending $50+ for a NOS unit that may very well end up in the scrap pile in a few months.