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speed sensor connection 700

posted by  Indy452 on  Thu Jan 16 10:41 CST 2014
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I lost my speedo the other day on my 1990 745 and I instantly thought about the wiring leading to the sensor on the differential. Sure enough, not one but both wires were broken off right where they go into the connector on the sensor.

I loosened the allen screw and pulled the sensor for ease but my issue is finding a new connector with a couple inches of the wiring intact so I can splice them into the existing wires. For now, since the sensor has two male "pins" I have used two solderless female pin terminals and then attached them and wound some electrical tape around the sensor where they enter and its holding and working just fine but I'm in need of the actual connector to finish this job right.

Is this connector available and if so what is it called and or what part #'s can I search it out as? I do nbot have a pick and pull at my disposal so parts cars are out of the question. Its a grey half circle connector with a hold tab.

Thanks..






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