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Stag Wiring plugs for gear lever knob overdrive switch.
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TR3driver
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I believe in the US, they are called simply "female quick connects" or sometimes "female disconnect". Sorry I don't recall the correct size offhand, but here's an example
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/63391-1/63391-1-ND/294492
The wire has to be extra small too, to fit through the lever; and I think is supposed to be extra-flexible since it flexes every time you change gears. The room inside the knob is very limited as well. After trying to do my own, I found it easier to just buy that section already made up. Some Spitfires use the same piece.
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/63391-1/63391-1-ND/294492
The wire has to be extra small too, to fit through the lever; and I think is supposed to be extra-flexible since it flexes every time you change gears. The room inside the knob is very limited as well. After trying to do my own, I found it easier to just buy that section already made up. Some Spitfires use the same piece.