NJTman

Any ideas how to fix the end of the ABS wire for the diff sensor ? I was under the pig today, painting my frame, and I leaned back and heard a crack. Normally, I'd be happy to hear my spine making clicking or cracking noises, but this was not my spine that cracked. The "green and corroded" sensor wire snapped off.

I guess it didn't do anything anyway, but it would be nice to at least fix it so it looks like it's doing something....

Sticky showed how to diagnose problems, but since the "repair" is to purchase a new harness wire, and it's not available anymore, I guess I have to do something different, or simply see if the light comes on on the dash next time I'm driving it around.

oliver foster

NJT man,
Where do I need to send one….
PM me

sooty

ive gotten some connectors from oreillys and napa by application, at the diff they are vulnerable and should have repro interest, ill check it out...... oreillys part#pt331 12.00

mknittle

Oliver beat me to it I just took one off that looks to be in good shape

Oliver was on the ball, While I was under my truck acting like I was busy

NJTman

Well, Thank you Oliver...

I guess I owe you a few beers....

No more dash lights...

oliver foster

Sweet, glad it made it down there in time for the weekend.
It just isn't a good weekend, if you don't get to work on your Mopar.

mknittle

I am the polar opposite I work on mine during the week and take the weekends off.

oliver foster

I personally very rarely take days off, I work on my Mopar projects 7 days and/or nights a week.
I will play some hooky this afternoon, as it is the Stowe Antique Car show parade around town, which I will poach with my daughter riding shotgun.

mknittle

sounds like fun.

honobiahunter

Also, Standard motor products has a replacement 2 wire pigtail connector that will fit the rear center ABS sensor and the part # is S699

mknittle

I discontinued mine a couple weeks ago.