Can someone tell me......

[John Schmidt]

And save me some time at the risk of sounding lazy on my part!!

Sometime ago I converted to HD controls and handlebar and in the conversion process the connectors in the headlight bucket were changed. I need this info to set up a light bar for a friend with an OEM setup. But, can someone tell if the orange and blue wires for the front turn signals in the headlight bucket are female or male bullet connectors? Likewise the orange/white and blue/white striped ones for the running lights....male or female? (I believe they are striped like that if memory serves)

[Bagger John - #3785]

And save me some time at the risk of sounding lazy on my part!!

Sometime ago I converted to HD controls and handlebar and in the conversion process the connectors in the headlight bucket were changed. I need this info to set up a light bar for a friend with an OEM setup. But, can someone tell if the orange and blue wires for the front turn signals in the headlight bucket are female or male bullet connectors? Likewise the orange/white and blue/white striped ones for the running lights....male or female? (I believe they are striped like that if memory serves)

All female. The rule of thumb is that any source (supply) lines are to use female connectors, while any sink lines (to turn/run lights, brake lights, etc) use male connectors.

[John Schmidt]

Thanks John. I thought I remembered that being the standard but it's been a while so thought I'd ask.

[rmrc51]

All female. The rule of thumb is that any source (supply) lines are to use female connectors, while any sink lines (to turn/run lights, brake lights, etc) use male connectors.

Lol,,, Sounds like life,,,, doesn't it! 

[John Schmidt]

I had to chuckle over that one, because the same thought had crossed my mind after I read Bagger's answer to my post.