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> 3.2 Temp sensor connector - help!, 3.2 Temp sensor connector - help!
Biggles
post Feb 25 2024, 12:29 PM
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Hi all

I had to take the temp sensor electrical connector off my 3.2, and it snapped in half ! Any ideas how to repair this in situ without getting a whole new loom ? Can the wires be cut and a new plastic fitting be soucred and connected?

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Chris


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post Feb 25 2024, 01:08 PM
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Get a new connector (or used).

De-pin yours (correct de-pin tools can probably be had on Amazon)

Insert your pins into the new connector

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The old JB weld solution as a short term fallback if done carefully. Use quick set or their specialized plastics formula.

I would avoid cut & splice if at all possible.
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post Feb 25 2024, 01:27 PM
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QUOTE(Superhawk996 @ Feb 25 2024, 07:08 PM) *

Get a new connector (or used).

De-pin yours (correct de-pin tools can probably be had on Amazon)

Insert your pins into the new connector

- OR -

The old JB weld solution as a short term fallback if done carefully. Use quick set or their specialized plastics formula.

I would avoid cut & splice if at all possible.



Thanks for your reply. I didnt know a de-pin tool was a thing! I'll go down this route as it seems more robust than a plastic repair (always a tricky material to bond i've found).

Next question...anyone out there got a spare temp. sensor connector they dont need?

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