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Backup light switch wiring when swapping 01a to 01e gearbox
Backup light switch wiring when swapping 01a to 01e gearbox
Hello, I'm swapping gearbox in my s2 3b coupe and the connectors look a bit different. On the 01e gearbox it's a much smaller 2-pin connector, something like the one in the picture. Does anyone know what connector I need on the harness to get to be able to plug in to the sensor?
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For an old-style sensor as on the picture attached it must be a very wide-spread 2-pin connector, the same as attached to injectors, N75, sensors etc. The harness tail has to be made longer as the sensor is on the other side of gearbox.
Bosch EV1 contact.For sensors and fuel injectors.The most common type of connector.Fits all Siemens, SMP and most Bosch Injectors.Also suitable for Bosch temperature sensors.Weatherproof sealed contact.Loose pins where the pins are mounted from behind.For mounting directly on cable harness.Type B pliers are used to crimp the pins.See Accessories for clamping pliers, suitable rubber covers och spare pins.Can be selected with cable (Pigatail) if cables are already pinched. Cables are peeled. To resolve directly on cable harness or splice on existing cables.
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