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mstrug

Posted 2025-07-11 10:42 AM (#640775)
Subject: Stop Light Switch electrical plug/connector

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Hi all:
I am looking for the plug with 2 female connectors for the SLS27 switch. I found a couple 90 degree single plugs and ordered them. Mine has some cobbled butt connectors and works terribly. Thanks! Marc.

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56D500boy

Posted 2025-07-11 3:45 PM (#640782 - in reply to #640775)
Subject: RE: Stop Light Switch electrical plug/connector

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mstrug - 2025-07-11 7:42 AM
Hi all:
I am looking for the plug with 2 female connectors for the SLS27 switch. I found a couple 90 degree single plugs and ordered them. Mine has some cobbled butt connectors and works terribly. Thanks! Marc.

Marc: I believe that the 1960 Mopar stop lamp switch was a 2084 284. When searching as "2084284 stop lamp switch 1960 Plymouth Dodge" the OE looking ones that show up in the search have both male and female
bullet connector needs. One of the wires has the "hot" signal and therefore should need a female bullet connector that fits over the male pin on the switch. The output side of the switch is most likely a male bullet
connector.

One switch source:

https://www.moparpro.com/brake-light-switch-1955-1961-plymouth-dodge...

"Replaces MoPar part #1604989 or 2084284"