For When You’re Wiring a Fleet, or Just Hate Running Out of Connectors.

Let’s be straight. You’re here because you’re putting in work. Maybe it’s a pair of lights on your rig, or maybe it’s a dozen trucks for your shop. Grabbing connectors one at a time is a waste of gas and time. This 92-pack is the right tool for the job. No fancy packaging, no promises it’ll make your coffee. It’s a bulk box of reliable, correctly-spaced male 2-prong pigtails so you can finish the wiring and get back on the road.

Price: $1.10 | Part Type: Electrical Harness / Connector | Application: LED Light & Accessory Wiring

What You Get. No Surprises.

• Quantity That Makes Sense: 92 individual male 2-prong plug pigtails. Enough for 46 dual-light setups, or to keep your bench stocked for the next year of projects.
• Correct 12-Inch Lead: Each pigtail has a full 12 inches of wire. This isn’t a stubby 4-inch lead that forces a splice in a bad spot. It gives you room to route the wire properly, away from heat and pinch points, to where you need your connection point to be.
• Precision Connector Spacing: The prongs are spaced to match standard 2-prong female sockets. They plug in snug. They won’t be loose, they won’t arc, they’ll make contact and hold. This is the spacing used by major LED light manufacturers.
• Durable Construction: PVC insulation, copper strand wire, and molded plugs designed to handle engine bay temperatures and vibration. The wire is the correct gauge for LED lighting circuits.
• Sealed Bag: They come in one simple, sealed poly bag. We don’t charge you for individual clamshells or fancy trays. You’re paying for the parts, not the trash.

How It’s Used. Real Talk.

This is a component. It connects things. Its primary job is to create the male connection point for your LED light’s power feed.

Most Common Use: You have a pair of LED lights (like pod lights, work lights, or fog lights) that each have a short female pigtail coming off them. You need to connect both of those lights to a single power source. Here’s how this harness works:

1. Take one of these male pigtails.
2. Connect its two wires (typically red=positive, black=negative/ground) to your fused power feed from your switch or relay. Solder and heat shrink or use quality crimps.
3. Now you have a male plug on the end of your power feed.
4. Plug it directly into a Single Female Pigtail Harness (like our part numbers S608, S610, S612). That female harness has two leads ending in bullet connectors.
5. Those bullet connectors then plug directly into the female pigtails on your two individual LED lights.

Result? You’ve cleanly daisy-chained two lights to one switch without hacking up your light’s original wiring. It’s professional, it’s serviceable—if a light fails, you unplug it, not cut it out.

Other Uses: Create custom extension leads. Repair damaged plugs on existing light harnesses. Build a test bench harness for checking lights. The 12-inch lead gives you flexibility.

What It Works With

This is a universal-style connector for the LED lighting world. It mates with most standard 2-prong female sockets. You’ll find this connector type on thousands of aftermarket LED light bars, pod lights, fog lights, and auxiliary work lights from mainstream brands. It is specifically designed to pair with our Single Female Pigtail Wire Harnesses (S608, S610, S612) for dual-light hookups.

Note: Always verify your light’s connector type before purchase. Compare it to the detailed product images. If your light has a 2-prong female socket, this is the male counterpart.

Why This Pack From OEM Auto Part Shop?

Because we sell parts, not fairy tales. We source these from the same contract manufacturers that supply major distributors. The spec is correct. The price is direct. When you buy a 92-pack, you’re buying efficiency. You stop worrying about “do I have enough connectors” and just get the job done. For shops, it’s a no-brainer. For the serious DIYer, it means you’ll have connectors on hand for your next project, or to help a buddy out. At over a dollar, the value is in the bulk purchase and the time it saves you.

We’re enthusiasts and pros here. We use these parts. We don’t list things we wouldn’t put on our own trucks. If you have a question on the application, call us. We’ll tell you if it’ll work or not.