Brake fluid sensor connector wire snapped please help.

Skiddy 1

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• Monday at 18:21

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• Monday at 18:54

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Pop to your local breakers yard and cut one off a scrapper

 

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• Monday at 20:00

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Take the plug off, depin the offending 1 and undo the pin with a couple of “watchmaker” screw drivers, then re crimp to the wire with a small set of pliers.
Strip the insulation off the wire first of course .

J

 

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• Tuesday at 06:55

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marjon said:

Take the plug off, depin the offending 1 and undo the pin with a couple of “watchmaker” screw drivers, then re crimp to the wire with a small set of pliers.
Strip the insulation off the wire first of course .

J

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Cheers Buddy

 

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• Tuesday at 17:53

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Skiddy 1 said:

Cheers Buddy

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Sorted it with a thingy, tie wrap and some insulation tape. Having a beer tonight.

 

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• Thursday at 13:56

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kernowsvenski said:

Pop to your local breakers yard and cut one off a scrapper

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Seen a few breaking for spares buddy. Hard to get parts from wreckers round here. Cheers

 

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• Thursday at 15:19

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Skiddy 1 said:

Sorted it with a thingy, tie wrap and some insulation tape. Having a beer tonight.

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Sounds like a good "bodgit and scarpper" fix

Whats this magical "thingy" you speak of.

J

 

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• Yesterday at 14:38

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Electrical connector for the wire. I couldn't get the pin out so bodged it. There is a few Freelanders breaking near me so I will get one next week and do it right. Cheers