Brc -01000 Bosch Relay Connector .ice Cube Style . 4 Or 5 Terminal. on 2040-parts.com
Mabank, Texas, United States
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For sale a Bosch type relay connector pigtail . 4 or 5 terminal. Universal style. Comes with butt connectors .For the mountable type see my other listing for BRC- 01001. Thanks for looking!
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