Topic: Can someone help to identify

[22mafeja]

Looks like a wiring assembly for trunk light or under hood light.
The main wiring is C7ZB-14334-C, somewhere it was called dome light harness.
Bulb holder end has  FEG-13796-A.
Feed end has no number on.
The bulb holder looks unfamiliar to me. The stable my Mustang came from had two or three  Mustangs in pieces
so I can`t be sure this belongs to mine early 67 SJ coupe 7R01C 169544.

Ralf

[midlife]

Could it be the interior dome light?  I have one or two of these in my stockpiles of stuff.

[22mafeja]

Ah at least the bulb holder is Mustang 1970 under  hoodlight. Strange is it that the wiring harness has the prefix C7ZB.
Is the 67 hood light activated by a mercury switch?

Ralf

[67gta289]

Strange is it that the wiring harness has the prefix C7ZB.

It would be more strange if a part designed in a previous year, that fits the newer application perfectly, would undergo a design change just to change the part number

These are referred to as "carry over" parts, and are quite popular with project teams that are charged with keeping costs in line.

Is the 67 hood light activated by a mercury switch?

Yes

[ruppstang]

That is a dome light for a 67 -68 coupe. The clips on the wire held it to the roof structure.
Marty

[J_Speegle]

That is a dome light for a 67 -68 coupe. The clips on the wire held it to the roof structure.
Marty

Think you've got it Midlife/Marty


Sorry not clear enough to match the labeling on the wiring

Picture and number that someone else assigned to it must have been a mistake so will delete

[22mafeja]

Thank you Jeff, now this is crystal clear. I have the roof console so I had no idea that the standard dome light bulb holder
looked like that. The wiring and dome light simply are from an other car.
It bothered me since the car shouldn`t have had the trunk- and underhood lights.
The most incredible thing on this forum is that one get answers and asap!
The wiring and clips and everything is perfect so if someone wants a fine assembly of these it would certainly
succeed.

Ralf

[J_Speegle]

After Marty and Midlife made their comments it made sense after looking closely at your picture. Typically a hood or trunk light would not have such a short lead and a wire extension in those applications as we see on the dome light.