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Do any of you technicians know the GM part number for wire ends to fit into my 2012 GMC fusebox to connect to the fog light fuse? Or any other place to buy one? I may need to go to a wrecking yard, so how many years back have the terminals been used?

 

Thanks, Russ J.

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ill look it up for you but why not just pry back the tension portion of terminal ?,,,is is broken or whats happened to it ?

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My terminal is missing. I am adding fog lights and the terminal is all I need. I do not want to cobit up if I dont have to.

 

Thanks, Russ J.

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i thought i used to see part numbers in a schematic but they dont list them ,,,,,you could try a parts dept for giggles ,,,,not many parts guys here

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