[s-cars] ID this connector

[Robert Pastore]

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Ok Tom, you goaded me into actually helping KC!
The connector on the CPS side is not repalceable ( but this isn't the half
that is the problem)

The connector is in ETKA A6Q MG-9/SG-71/Illustration 971-52
It is partnumber 443 906 233.
The rubber boot for it is 443 906 102G.

The difficult part is to find the proper contact pin removal tool.  It is a
Tyco/Amp part, but I do not find it in ETKA.  An easy way to remove the pins
from a broken connector is to use a hot blade attachment on a solder iron
and cut apart the old connector.

Bob


-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Green [mailto:trgreen at comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 7:42 PM
To: s-car-list at audifans.com; strangconst at rogers.com
Cc: rpastore at animalfeeds.com; james.murray at ericsson.com
Subject: Re: [s-cars] ID this connector


> From: James Murray :
>
> Looks like the connector for the Cam Positioning Sensor otherwise
> known as the Hall Sensor... better get it fixed otherswise no vroom
> vroom !!!
>
> From: K.C. Madsen:

> So, with pictures, I ask, "What is this connector?"

> From: Mark Strangways

> The CPS is at the back of the head as far as I read in the Bentley.

> From: Robert Pastore

> On an AAN, the CPS is bolted to the front of the head, behind the cam
> pulley. Inside the back of the pulley  there is a stamped steel ring
> with a
> window in it which pases through the CPS to generate the hall signal.

The Godfather speaks and  all is silent.  Well, Mark is still mumbling
in the background, it's not my fault, It's Bentleys fault.   Another
hard lesson learned.  Never argue with the Archive Hoar.
This still leaves Kenneth wondering, where do I get the connector
without buying the sensor, and how do I get the other half ?  Has
anyone found a dealer willing to supply connectors since there are
several crumbling connectors on many listers cars ??

Tom '95 S6