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Locating a Female Plug for VW Golf IV 1.9 AGR Reversing Light Sensor

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  • #1 16343384
    Kokuj
    Level 6  
    Hello!
    Again, I need to address the honorable colleagues in the forum.
    I need a "female" plug for this sensor (someone broke off before and the cables were directly attached to the pins, one cable was already torn off and the reversing light is off). Does anyone know what the number is or where to find? I want to mount a new one. I've been looking a lot and I can't find it anywhere. There is also no ETKA.

    Best regards!

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  • #2 16343536
    daro31ie
    Automation specialist  
    Buddy on the Allegro, ask colleagues selling components or scrap metal.
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    #5 16343803
    sk700
    Level 31  
    If you really want to, please: 357972752
    Go straight and cut what you need, it's a shame to pay for the shipment :)
  • #6 16343862
    Kokuj
    Level 6  
    sk700 wrote:
    If you really want to, please: 357972752
    Go straight and cut what you need, it's a shame to pay for the shipment :)


    Thanks good man. Like I can do it, but inside there will certainly be old cables and connectors, and to remove them you will need a special screwdriver, which costs about PLN 100. Anyway, thank you very much!

    But here Locating a Female Plug for VW Golf IV 1.9 AGR Reversing Light Sensorjo.png Download (343.06 kB) looks different hmm, it probably doesn't matter?
  • #7 16344389
    sk700
    Level 31  
    There were two types. The number I gave matches the sensor from the first post. In the afternoon I will give you the number of this semi-circular plug. Believe that such elements do not wear out, the more that they are hermetic so you can safely take used ones. If the plug is rushed you will notice immediately :)
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  • #8 16344701
    carrot
    Moderator of Cars  
    The rectangular plug is a standard AMP JPT
  • #9 16345274
    Kokuj
    Level 6  
    sk700 wrote:
    There were two types. The number I gave matches the sensor from the first post. In the afternoon I will give you the number of this semi-circular plug. Believe that such elements do not wear out, the more that they are hermetic so you can safely take used ones. If the plug is rushed you will notice immediately :)


    Ok, so I'm waiting :)
  • #10 16345325
    sk700
    Level 31  
    Kokuj wrote:
    Ok, so I'm waiting

    1J0973702
  • #11 16345414
    Kokuj
    Level 6  
    sk700 wrote:
    Kokuj wrote:
    Ok, so I'm waiting

    1J0973702


    It's not this one. See that she must have a rectangular entrance. And here on one side it is rectangular and on the other half-round.
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    #12 16346005
    sk700
    Level 31  
    Everything has already been written here but I will write again.
    In golf 4 there are two types of reverse sensors.
    The first with a rectangular plug as in the pictures in the first post and the first number refers to it. The second type had a semi-circular plug with the number that I gave as the second one and this type is shown in the photo from under the mask you inserted. First, I suggested a photo in the first post and provided a matching number, you wrote that it wasn't it and put in a second photo. When I gave the plug number from the photo, it doesn't match, how is it? :)
  • #13 16346264
    Kokuj
    Level 6  
    Case solved. Thank you very much.
    Best regards!
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around locating a female plug for the reversing light sensor of a VW Golf IV 1.9 AGR. The original poster seeks assistance after a previous plug was damaged, leading to issues with the reversing light. Various suggestions are provided, including checking local scrap metal sellers and specific online resources. A part number, 357972752, is mentioned for a compatible plug, and it is noted that there are two types of plugs for this model: a rectangular AMP JPT plug and a semi-circular plug. The conversation concludes with the original poster confirming the issue is resolved after receiving the necessary information.
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