Electrical connector ID/source help?

[cfr]

Trying to finish up my bumper install and I'm moving my factory fog lights to the new bumper (which is made to receive the lights; they're already mounted) and need to extend the factory electrical connections to the lights in their new location.

Anyone know what these are called or where I could get two pairs of male/female connectors that look like these?

Or, more ideally buy (or have made) a set of extension cables with male/female on the end of about 1-2 feet of wires? Local would be preferred to Internet, but I'll take anything.

I know I could splice some wire in myself. I used to be pretty good with automotive electrical, but I just can't bring myself to do that on my near-new 2009 Wrangler.

-Charles

[kemat]

Found this for you

http://www.jk-forum.com/showthread.php?48178-Mopar-Fog-Light-Wiring-Extension-or-Keeping-Stock-fog-lights-w-Aftermarket-Bumper

[cfr]

Yep, I've seen that. That's not it. It's got the female on one end, but the wrong connector on the other end.

[Brody]

How about a picture, Charlie? Don't know quite what you are dealing with or I would help...So would a lot of other folks....

For starters, Car Parts Discount says that they can get OEM replacement connectors of any style or model:

http://www.carpartsdiscount.com/auto/parts/64/jeep/dispatcher/electrical_connectors.html?3594=2280

So does Parts Train:

http://www.partstrain.com/ShopByDepartment/Electrical_Parts/jeep/grand_cherokee

So does Mouser:

http://www.mouser.com/search/Refine.aspx?N=2355238

Have you looked in the "Help" section or electrical section of the nearest auto parts store? Sometimes you will be pleasantly surprised at what iks available there as far as weatherproof electrical OEM replacement connectors, especially for the more common rigs like Jeeps...

[cfr]

OK, finally found this. It's an H10 male/female connector. Looks like they're ~$4 each or ~$16 for enough to make some extension cables. Any local sources on this to avoid shipping?