4-Pin Connector for headlight

Hoping someone can direct me to a source for the (white)4-pin connector below. I'm having a bear of a time finding it locally. The other end is the H4 headlight receptacle and i was hoping not to cut the stock (black) plug in case i want to go back to stock setup.

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Thanks!
JL

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Have a look here ............

I actually bought some from China. Alixpress has them in all configs.
pm me & I could post you one with terminals (Male or female or both?)

I recently upgraded my GRiSO's headlight with a bucket and harness from Motodemic.com.
They were very friendly and easy to deal with... will probably sell just the harness/plug.

kraken2 wrote:

I recently upgraded my GRiSO's headlight with a bucket and harness from Motodemic.com.
They were very friendly and easy to deal with... will probably sell just the harness/plug.

Kraken2...can you 'shed some light' on your installation? I went to Motodemic's site but couldn't quite understand what would work. What headlight and bucket did you get? Did you have to use a different connector? How do you like the product...especially when riding after dark?

Thanks - Don

Hi Don,

On the Motodemic site hover over Products, then manufacturers at the top of the list then click on Moto Guzzi for the plug and play headlights.

Cheers!

Ray

Kraken2 and Doud: THANK YOU. Will PM each.

Best,
JL

Information on connector supplier:

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Only issue is the China post is really SLOW!

You can even source the other type of Guzzi connector from ebay, eg the 3 pin used on the OBD2 connector:

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Keep in mind you may need a decent set of crimpers for these connectors (a properly crimped connector is superior to a soldered joint because the solder wicks up the wire, & vibration can cause fatigue. The best crimpers fold the end into the wire (they have a V in the centre of one side). I am lucky, because I got a set of crimpers in the dark ages that have 4 different sized crimpers in the one tool. The 'back' should fit snuggly around the terminal so the 'ears' curl around & in tightly forming a gas-tight seal. (have a look at a production crimp to see what I mean).

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