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Hi guys....been away for a while. Does anyone know where to buy the real '77 Luv ignition switch connector? I still have the orginal switch but the terminal connector attached to it is shot. Right now I have separate spade connectors plugged in there but I want to change it out. Thanks for your help....Don

I've tried finding a source for the Isuzu connectors with no luck. I was building a custom trailer wiring plug-in harness so I didn't have to cut my wires. I ended up using spare connectors and parts from the inside part of an old wiring harness and it worked great.

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1978 LUV Custom - 1979 LUV stock

I might have one here. It's a plastic connector with a place with 6 wires,5 are being used. Looking at the back of the connector top right is unused, center right is solid red, top left is green/white tracer. Bottom right is red/green tracer, center is red white tracer and lower left is green red tracer, is this it?

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Just now going through this . Previous owner cut the end off and wired generic switch . I am splicing the factory end back in with solder and heat shrink . Not to high jack , but anyone know how to rekey the ignition lock ?

Don't know about re keying but I have uncut key blanks if it helps.

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I also have blanks , but thanks .

I asked a locksmiths around here a few years ago about making some keys for my LUV that I never had keys for and he told me to take them the cylinder lock and they would make a key for about $40 and a few others wanted over $100. I would check around your area.

No Luck I guess with the switch connector but I just had two ignition switches re-keyed by a guy here in Phx for $12.00 apiece. It so happened that the two switches I bought from e-Bay still had the numbers on them and he still had the code list to cut the new keys. Took about 20 minutes and away I went.

Luvrv8.....I'm pretty sure my ignition switches all have 5 spade connectors protruding----two on one side and three on the other. There is about a quarter inch space between the two rows. I'm not sure about thw wire colors though...have to look them up. Thanks Don

I'll have to look at what i have , but i may have the end you need .

If the color codes on my end works you can have it for shipping

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Certified pilots, looking down on people since 1903.

The one i hhave is burnt up also

I had keys cut for my door locks. Took him the locks, he did his thing and had me a key in about 2 minutes. Didn't even charge me for them. I'm sure ignition would be just as easy?

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From what my locksmith told me,the passenger side door lock has a code on it that they can use to cut new keys.

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"You can't please everyone,so you've got to please yourself"

Well in digging around in the parts i found another switch with key and that key fit the doors and the switch .

Anyone who has AAA Platinum or Premium Elite or whatever it is they call their most expensive roadside assistance plan, can get new keys done for free at up to $200 or something like that. You tell them you lost your keys and they get some contracted locksmith make you a new set. I'm going to do that as a matter of fact when my membership renews in a few days.

Hi guys......Yesterday I stopped at Ellito's automotive electric and he had a 6 prong female plug and the female spade connectors as well. Cost me 15 dollars but I went ahead and soldered five pigtails to the connectors and got it all back together this afternoon. The new 6 prong connector fits real nice and tight and one of its' holes I left empty. Thanks for all your offers, Don

When you wired yours do the 2 small black with yellow strips go to different spots in the harness ? I guess i got a 50/50 chance . Mine were tied together on the aftermarket switch .

Hotrod....I have a blue official series 6 Chevy LUV repair manual and there is a wiring diagram near the end of the book. I wasn't sure either so I looked it up and followed the wire lines on the schematic . I found they both connect together. I think it is pin 5 and pin2 that is shown to connect together. So I soldered them with about a 6''pigtail and connected both to the black/yellow wire beneath the dash-----Don

Thanks don . That is what i was thinking . I really appreciate the help . I have yet to put a battary in the truck yet . I have 2 other complete wiring harness' and this 6 pin connector is used other places in the truck and seems pretty common .