For certain connectors, a VW specific shop might have replacement
leads with the metal terminal already crimped on. This is what i found
for a (Mylex?) connector to the hall sender on my ABA. My guess is
that the terminals used on your plugs are removable.

Those senders are used on other VW's. Bone yard? Older Mk1-Mk3?

Neil.

On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 11:30 AM, David Clarkson <dvdclarksn@aol.com> wrote:
> I was in the process of replacing the temp 2 sending unit on my 1990 vanagon
> and was also checking the wiring for the temperature gauge sending unit
> today and the connector for the temperature gauge sending unit broke. I'm
> thinking that it would be wise to replace both connectors since they are
> exceptionally brittle from the exposure to the heated coolant. I checked all
> of the usual places and list vendors and am not finding anything. The
> dealership said that they would need a part # which I wouldn't imagine is
> going to be on this connector. Does anyone know of a part number or source
> for a couple of new  connectors? I checked the archives but am coming up
> empty handed. I would really like to find them new since anything used is
> going to be likely to be as brittle as what I removed. Thanks for any help
> that anyone can offer.
>
> David Clarkson
> 1990 Westfalia

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