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I'm installing a NOS temp guage. I have all the parts and the GM instruction sheet. Only part missing is the light bulb holder/socket. The GM/Chevy instruction calls this socket a "Lead Assembly" with part no. 1850450. It's a simple socket with a single wire lead. I'm not having any luck in locating one to purchase. I would appreciate some help on this, thanks.

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Apparently you are installing an aftermarket unit and not an original.

If aftermarket, a light socket will be available at most any parts house on one of the electrical carrousels.


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