I just bought a $40 "generic" Bosch O2 three-wire sensor -- the one with the wierd connector. Rather than splice the wires (the standard recomendation), I would rather find a source for the missing end of the connector. In that way, I can continue to purchase generic O2 sensors in the future and just "snap" them in. Does anyone know where to find the "brother" (it's a male) end of this connector??? MJS
Malcolm Holser wrote: > I have done the cheapo-splice routine, though, and had to get the splice quite > watertight. The spade-lug connector is supposed to be in a watertight > fitting, but mine is all cracked.
Michael J. Sullivan Director of Catalog Design Open Market Inc. '87 GL Syncro Westfalia ****************************************** work: http://www.openmarket.com play: http://www.hsdesign.com ****************************************** |
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