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Bosch MAF connector

Sloth

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Does anyone know where I might be able to get a Bosch MAF connector? Ideally with 6" or so of wiring.

Mine has a break in the insulation on the MAF signal wire (it has no cover like others, hence the 5 wires are exposed), so I'd like to lop it off and replace it to rule that out causing me some minor issues.

Gilbertd

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As it's Bosch I suspect it's going to be the same as a MAF connector on just about every other European car on the road. Local scrappy would probably be your best bet.

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I've got a loom that I've butchered, drop me a pm with your address and I'll pop it in the post

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Failing that, if you want a new connector, then I believe this is the same as the MAF uses...

5 Way Connector

Sloth

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Oooh that'd be handy Chris - I'll drop you a PM in a sec.

How do you find these things Marty? :) Searched for everything I could think of.

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I found it awhile ago when I was looking into various connectors and the likes... Put a bookmark in to the company page as they also do OBD connectors which apparently are used in LR vehicles... and would be the first one I tried if I needed to replace an OBD socket on P38s..

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