| Also known as | C328 |
| Diagram | Fig. 17 — NACELLE HEADLAMP AND SWITCHES · ref 44 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1963–1968 |
Snap connector terminal
A Lucas snap-connector terminal used in British-bike wiring harnesses, part number 900269 (formerly C328), superseded by 900269C.
This is a Lucas snap connector terminal, part number 900269, superseded by 900269C in later catalogs. It shows up across a wide run of headlamp and wiring harness figures, including nacelle headlamp and switch assemblies, contact breaker and ignition coil wiring, and the T90/T100SS headlamp and harness setup, which tells you it's a general-purpose electrical connector used throughout the wiring loom rather than something tied to one single circuit.
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The old book alias for this part is C328, so if you're working from an earlier parts list and see that number, it's the same terminal. These connectors are the bullet-type snap fittings Lucas used to join wiring at various points in the harness - headlamp shell, switch panel, coil leads, and so on - letting a circuit be disconnected without cutting wire or soldering every time you need to service something.
If you're rebuilding a harness or chasing down a bad connection, it's worth having a few of these on hand since they tend to get reused, bent, or lost over the years. Bring in your parts book reference or the old terminal if you're not sure which one you need - there were a few variations in this family and matching the physical connector is the safest way to get the right one.
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