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  • #390906

    I am replacing the wiring harness in my 1601. Noticed the 11 gang junction block is missing 2 female connectors. Any info on a NOS/Used block would be great. Thanks as always

    #412363

    I am not familiar with the junction blocks on the 1601. I have just replaced a number of junction blocks on my 1930. I bought a six-inch square block of bakelite — I think it is 3/4″ thick — and made my own new junction blocks. Cut to shape with a band saw, drilled countersunk holes for the terminal bolts, for which I used brass machine screws, and drilled more countesrunk holes for the mounting screws. Looks just like the originals. I think I got the bakelite from MSC (www.mscdirect.com).

    #396319

    Did the same as Arnold, but I used black DELRIN instead. Also made a matching second block to help connect turn signals and road lights. I used modern replicated cloth covered color coded wire, which I crimped, soldered, and use shrink tubing over th ends of the connectors. I also ran a white #12 ground wire to each fixture. Lights are BRIGHT! Not factory, but very effective.

    #396321

    Thank you both for the info. I will check with MSC for the Bakelite and see who has Delrin.

    Cheers

    Roger

    #396330

    Check the McMaster-Carr web site they have it and just about anything else that you may need.

    Joe

    #396342

    Thank you all for the info

    Roger

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