I wonder if anyone knows which way the wires go into the black 2 pin plug off a 2007 allroad rear left shocker? I ordered a new plug but at £16 with delivery I don't want to take the 50/50 guess at which way round the two wires go. The two wires are brown and black. Wondering which goes to the rounded side of the plug? Cheers
Broken plug off rear shocker
- Thread starter Paul Atherton
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Put up a pic of the inside page of your service book that shows all your cars codes as elsawin doesnt show black brown, there's numerous engine & gearbox codes to select, so helps to know yours.
Do you have a pic of the mating connector & wire colours as this also helps.
Do you have a pic of the mating connector & wire colours as this also helps.
The mating connector (picture attached) has blue wire on round side of connector and grey/blue on square side.
I attached pic of inside of service manual also as requested. Many thanks for helping. I really appreciate it.
During this refurb I have also to replace the rear brake callipers, and hoses. Where the solid brake line joins to the top of the flexi hose I think the union will crumble away when I try to unscrew it - it is badly corroded, so my plan would be to cut the solid brake line directly above the union and put a new union and flare the end whilst in situ. Wondering - is the solid brake line on these steel? It's hard to tell as painted black. Also I am guessing an M10 x 1mm union is required for this? Finally, what specific flare is needed? A bubble flare perhaps?
I attached pic of inside of service manual also as requested. Many thanks for helping. I really appreciate it.
During this refurb I have also to replace the rear brake callipers, and hoses. Where the solid brake line joins to the top of the flexi hose I think the union will crumble away when I try to unscrew it - it is badly corroded, so my plan would be to cut the solid brake line directly above the union and put a new union and flare the end whilst in situ. Wondering - is the solid brake line on these steel? It's hard to tell as painted black. Also I am guessing an M10 x 1mm union is required for this? Finally, what specific flare is needed? A bubble flare perhaps?
